What can you see when you let yourself float downstream?

What does it feel like to soar high above the mountains?

Where do you go when you dream?

This exhibit showcased the work of emerging and established artists creating across a wide variety of mediums. Asked to submit their best landscapes, both real and imagined, Michigan artists presented nearly 200 pieces for consideration to the exhibition committee. After a a week-long jury process, sixty-six pieces from forty-nine artists were selected for inclusion in the exhibit.

An opening reception was held on April 1st from 4-7 pm, where visitors were invited to explore mountains, rivers, forests and more as they delved into the many creative ways that artists depict this timeless art subject.

The exhibit and reception were free and open to the public. From April 2 – 29, the exhibit was be open during regular PCCA business hours.

Click the link below to view a virtual version of the exhibit.

* some artwork was not able to be included in the virtual exhibit due to excessive glare after framing

The following artists were included in the exhibit: