Dock Gallery
The Dock Gallery is an on-campus art space that promotes education and engagement between student artists and the campus community. The Dock hosts a range of events with both student and outside artists, and with other CCD departments to create connections and empower emerging artists.
All CCD students are encouraged to submit their work for selection. Whether you are a studio major or not, if you are interested in having your work showcased in the Dock Gallery, contact the director, Camila Galofre.
Please visit the Virtual Galleries for information regarding opening dates and gallery hours.
Calls for Art:
There are currently no calls for art. Please check back later.
Upcoming Exhibition(s):
Drawings & Verses
Opening Wednesday, November, 15th from 3 to 4:30pm
Past Exhibitions
Drawings & Verses
Featuring the work of select Drawing II Students & Ourglass Writers. Opening April 18, 2023. Visit the Virtual Gallery!
Sculpture Exhibition
Exhibition featuring the works of CCD students that work with 3D Media. Opening March 14, 2023. Visit the Virtual Gallery!
Charles Daley: Solo Exhibition
The Dock Gallery presents a solo exhibition by alumni, Charles Daley. This exhibition is a series of illustrations based on Charle's passion for music. Visit the Virtual Gallery!
Amplitude
The Dock Gallery presents Amplitude, an exhibition by Mel Carter Art Scholarship Recipient Rossi Dimitrova. Opening Dec. 1st from 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm. Visit the Virtual Gallery!
Exquisite Corpse Showcase
The Dock Gallery is proud to present the 13th Annual Exquisite Corpse Showcase. Visit the Virtual Gallery!
Día de Los Muertos 2023 Ofrenda
CCD Arts and World Languages Department presents a community Ofrenda in celebration of the annual observance of el Día de Los Muertos (Day of The Dead). Visit the Virtual Gallery.
DZNG Studio Graphic Design Exhibition
Exhibition featuring the work of CCD's DZGN Studio Students. Visit the Virtual Gallery!
Cinco De Mayo Exhibition & Celebration
The Dock Gallery & the World Languages Department present CCD's Annual Cinco de Mayo Exhibition & Celebration. The event was held on May 5, 2022, at 3:30 p.m. Visit the Virtual Gallery!
Eccentricity
The Dock Gallery presents Eccentricity, a two-person exhibition by CCD Art students Kate Sparhawk & Meredith Eckberg. Visit the Virtual Gallery!
Perceptions
The Dock Gallery presents Perceptions, a two-person exhibition by CCD Art students Rositsa Dimitrova & Bethany Eve. Visit the Virtual Gallery!
Faces, Places, and Change
The Dock Gallery is proud to present an exhibition by Mel Carter Art Scholarship Recipient Adama Bamba. Visit the Virtual Gallery!
Dreamscapes
The Dock Gallery is proud to present Dreamscapes, a photography exhibit showcasing the art of Jenna Sommer. Visit the Virtual Gallery!
Día de Los Muertos 2021 Ofrenda
The Visual Arts & Graphic Design Department, in collaboration with the World Languages Department, present a Día de Los Muertos (Day of The Dead) ofrenda to honor the life and memory of lost loved ones due to COVID-19. Visit the Virtual Gallery for more information.
Exquisite Corpse Showcase
The Dock Gallery is proud to present the 12th Annual Exquisite Corpse Showcase. The Exquisite Corpse, or Cadavre Exquis, is a group game invented in 1925 in Paris by Surrealist writers and artists. Visit the Virtual Gallery!
Spring 2021 Drawing II
This exhibition features the art of Sandy Guinn's Drawing II class. In Drawing II, students learn about color theory, medium experimentation, and adding layers of meaning to art. Visit the Gallery Today.
A Mixed-Up World
The Dock Gallery is proud to present “A Mixed Up World,” an exhibit showcasing the art of Denver-based artist Christian Danson (Wall). Christian has been refining her painting ability since 2004. Visit the Virtual Gallery Today!
The Art of Graphic Design
The Dock Gallery is proud to present "The Art of Graphic Design," an exhibition featuring two students in our Graphic Design program, Lawrence Benally and Alon Paul. Typically, art galleries and museums tend to exclude applied art, such as graphic design, for its perceived status as low art or craft.
Día de Los Muertos Virtual Ofrenda
The Dock Gallery is proud to present this virtual ofrenda featuring sugar skulls from members of our community. Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a day of celebration for the people of Latin America, particularly in Mexico and Central America, and more recently for Mexican Americans. The celebration combines elements of indigenous Aztec rituals with elements of Catholicism to honor the dead. Visit the Virtual Gallery Today!
Annual Exquisite Corpse Showcase
The Dock Gallery is proud to bring you the 11th Annual Exquisite Corpse exhibition. Exquisite corpse, or cadavre exquis, was a group game invented in 1925 in Paris by Surrealist writers and artists. The game was meant to engage each participant's unconscious mind, bringing together individual psyches to create a new whole meant to jar the players out of reality. Visit the Virtual Gallery Today!
The Body as Medium
This exhibit featured a collection of performance art pieces from Julie Cole's ART 207 classes. Performance art arose during the 1970s as a reaction against so-called "fine art." This is not a kind of art that hangs on a wall or that can be collected in the traditional sense. Rather, it is a kind of art in which the human body is the medium. Visit the Virtual Gallery Today!
GameCon 2020
This exhibit was created by students for Dan Schaefer's JOU 105 Mass Media and Culture classes. For the assignment, the students were asked to develop games to surface problems in Mass Media and Culture. Join us in celebrating student art by visiting the virtual gallery.
Above and Beyond the Self Portrait!
This exhibit was created by students for Sean Rozales' Digital Photography II class. For the assignment, the students were asked to create images of themselves that address their individual beliefs, conflicts, solutions, aspirations, dreams, visions, longings, and desires of all sorts. Join us in celebrating student art by visiting the virtual gallery.
On Realism and Abstraction
Though realism, such as the work of Mariely Marquez-Lopez, and abstraction, such as the work of Maggy Manzo, are two styles on the opposite end of the artistic spectrum, they can be used to relay similar messages and insight into the human condition. Join us in celebrating student art by visiting the virtual gallery.
Virtual Artist Demo
Artist Kate Woodliff O'Donnell teaches the art of colored pencils and hyperrealism virtually. Check it out at CCD.edu/DockArtistDemoKate
