Tyler Gallery
The Tyler Gallery is located on the first floor, E107 of Eliades Hall on our Midlothian campus and hosts exhibitions from professional artists, as well as showcasing Tyler student work.
The gallery hours: Open Mondays – Thursdays, 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., and by appointment
To schedule an appointment outside of regular operating hours, please contact Dr. Paula Winn at pwinn@jtcc.edu.
Current Exhibitions
Chance / Intention
The Tyler Gallery is pleased to present the first solo show from student artist, Josh Cloninger. Initially interested in photography, Cloninger’s recent exploration of materials and process has led him to non-objectivism in watercolor. Each work documents the outcome of Cloninger’s experimentation with media and reveals the choices that he made in the work’s production. Cloninger lives in Powhatan, VA.
The exhibition dates are May 31–July 29, 2022.
Upcoming Exhibitions
Eqqumarka
Eqqumarka: New Artifacts from an Ancient City to the Upcoming Exhibition section. The exhibition dates are August 15–October 7, 2022 and the artist is Patricia Silva-Santisteban.
Ceramic work by Patricia Silva-Santisteban eqqumarka.com.
Past Exhibitions
Juried Student Art Show 2022
Enter up to three of your favorite pieces in any media for an opportunity to win awards for your art! See the online submission form for full rules. Submissions will be accepted March 21–28 in the Tyler Gallery, E107. The Juried Student Art Show will be on view in the Tyler Gallery April 11–29, 2022.
Stream of Consciousness
Artwork by Gerry Bannan and Genesis Chapman
The exhibition runs through March 11, 2022.
Movin'
Artwork by Anne Savedge
January 24-February 28, 2020
Opening Reception: January 24
For a number of years, Savedge has been photographing people involved in dance and other movement through space. Her fascination with capturing movement began with belly dancers and now includes ethnic dancers, modern dancers, ballroom dancers, acrobats, and twirling monks. Savedge uses in-camera techniques and digital processing to capture the energy and excitement of a performance in images.
Then and Now
Artwork by Diana Detamore and Laurie Carnohan
October 25-December 13, 2019
Opening Reception: October 25
Diana Detamore has taught in the Visual Arts program at JTCC for nearly twenty years; during this time Laurie Carnohan was one of her students. After Laurie graduated, they maintained their friendship, encouraging and inspiring one another’s creative pursuits. Both artists use mixed media to create richly layered images, which move between abstraction and representation. Their work shares several common themes and sources of inspiration: the mysteries of nature, the transcendence of time, and the inherent beauty discovered in obscure and fleeting moments.
Closed July 1-4 & Web Changes Underway
The college will be closed July 1 – 4 for the Independence Day Holiday.
While the college is closed, current students may continue to register online for summer and for fall classes by logging into the Student Information System in myTyler/myBrightpoint.
New students, who are ready to the apply to the college, are encouraged to visit our Get Started page, which provides guidance and a link to or online application.
As we become Brightpoint Community College, the web site and web tools are transitioning. If you experience broken links on www.jtcc.edu, please try going to the same page at www.brightpoint.edu.