The Kaleidoscope Gallery is an auxiliary exhibition space at BRCC, located in the Houff Student Center lobby. The gallery showcases the diversity of BRCC, its students, employees and the community.
If you have an idea you would like to share, please contact Jessica Martinkosky at martinkoskyj@brcc.edu.
Current exhibition:
Beauty in Disability
For our students as well as other folks, some disabilities are more visible than others.
Sometimes disabled folks feel like they are invisible, or alternately, that they are visible in all the wrong ways.
By giving people creative control over their assistive aids, individuals and companies are providing opportunities for disabled people to influence how the rest of the world interacts with them.
Images from:
PORTNYI – artisan walking canes, handmade walking sticks
The Alternative Limb Project – stylized art prosthetics
Artist Sue Austin – wheelchair art and wheelchair scuba diving
Artist Priscila Soares – MyLuckyEars
Zizi’s Ears – hearing aid decorations
Izzy Wheels – wheelchair covers
Destiny Pinto – medical devices as fashion accessories
Paul de Livron – wooden wheelchairs
Past exhibitions include:
Week of the Young Child Art Show featuring artwork from local schools
Scenes from International Student Celebration
Mis Quince – A celebration of the Latin community and Hispanic Heritage Month
This is Home – A collaborative project with the Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge
Mandalas – A celebration of Native American History with visiting arts students from Fort Defiance High School
