Support the Johnson Center for the Arts!
The Johnson Center for the Arts is supported in large part by the generosity of its members, donors and the fantastic citizens of Troy and Pike County.
JCA offers multiple ways to engage and support cultural arts in this community. You can become a member, attend an artists reception, take a class, or make a donation.
The Johnson Center for the Arts is a recognized 501(c)(3) entity and contributions are tax-deductible.
Want to exhibit with us?
The Johnson Center for the Arts welcomes exhibition proposals from local, regional, and national artists working across a wide range of media. We are especially interested in thoughtful, well-developed bodies of work that engage community, storytelling, material exploration, and contemporary dialogue.
Exhibition proposals are accepted on a rolling basis and reviewed regularly throughout the year.
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Our primary gallery space typically supports exhibitions of approximately 30–40 works, though smaller or more focused proposals may also be considered depending on the medium and installation needs.
We welcome:
Solo, duo, or small group exhibitions
Emerging and established artists
Work across traditional and contemporary media
Proposals that offer opportunities for public engagement
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Selected proposals may be scheduled for future exhibition cycles or kept on file for short-notice opportunities as they arise. Artists are encouraged to indicate flexibility and readiness in their proposal.
JCA provides promotional support and typically hosts an opening reception when possible. Artist fees or honoraria may be available depending on funding and programming context.
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Artists interested in exhibiting at JCA are invited to complete our Exhibition Proposal Submission Form, which includes:
A brief exhibition description
Information about scale and readiness
Scheduling availability
Sample images of recent work
Submitting a proposal does not guarantee an exhibition. All submissions are reviewed with care, and proposals may be retained for future consideration.