Art in the Halls at Midland Shared Spaces
Join fellow Midland Arts Association members in showcasing your artwork in a vibrant public gallery setting. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to display your creativity in a space that attracts a diverse audience.
Gallery Showcase
Artist Opportunities
Community Engagement
About the Exhibition
Midland Arts Association members are invited to display their artwork at no cost in the rotating hallway gallery located within Midland Shared Spaces. This nonprofit venue hosts a variety of organizations, ensuring a steady flow of visitors who will appreciate your artistic contributions. Enjoy the benefits of increased exposure and the chance to connect with art enthusiasts and potential buyers.
Exhibition Schedule
Spring/Summer 2026
Discover a curated collection of works by local artists, currently on display in the two levels of hallways in MSS Midland Shared Spaces through August 16, 2026.
Fall 2026
Art Change-Out: August 17–21, 2026
Artist Meet & Greet: August 25, 2026, 5–6:30 PM
Winter 2026
Art Change-Out: November 30–December 4, 2026
Artist Meet & Greet: December 8, 2026, 5–6:30 PM
Spring/Summer 2027
Art Change-Out: March 8–12, 2027
Artist Meet & Greet: March 16, 2027, 5–6:30 PM
Exhibition Guidelines
Artwork Display Rules
Artists are invited to showcase between 15 to 20 pieces, depending on the size of their artwork. Our professional hanging rail system ensures easy and secure display without the need for tools or wall hardware. Each piece must be accompanied by an artist-provided identification card. Artists have the opportunity to sell their artwork directly, managing their own sales and taxes.
Showcase Your Art
Join us in celebrating creativity and community by submitting your artwork for the 'Art in the Halls' exhibition. This is a unique opportunity to gain exposure and connect with art enthusiasts in a vibrant setting. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this inspiring event.
Get in Touch with Us
For inquiries about scheduling and participation, please reach out to Diane Browne.
Midland Arts Association