Multimedia

El Museo is pleased to announce a 2026 Fall Group Show that seeks your artwork submissions! We are looking for works of any medium, that reflect at least one of the following themes: The Soul/The Self, Divination & Divination Practices or Rituals, Queerness/Otherness, Alter Egos/Self Portraiture, Altars, Mysticism, & The Occult.

You may submit up to 3 works for consideration. The size limit for submissions is 48" x 48", and our submission deadline is September 25th. The exhibit will open on November 6th. We are looking forward to viewing your work!

Join us on June 12th from 5-8PM for the opening of To Be Native, a collection of works by Kaycee Colburn.

Kaycee Colburn is a Seneca visual artist, cultural advocate, and paranormal voice working at the threshold between seen and unseen. Through digital and traditional art, charcoal, paint, reenactment, and spoken word, she carries stories forward — stories rooted in sovereignty, survival, and spirit.

The works included in this exhibit range from lithic scatter arrangements, ribbon skirts, contemporary beadwork, and Colburn’s digital rendering bodies of work which include collections of Plant Medicines, Macaws, and 4 Directions portraits. The variety of works included in this show allow for a complex lens through which we can witness prominent aspects of the Native American experience.

'Curdle & Glow,' a group thesis show featuring the work of 4 BFA students graduating from Villa Maria College. Led by instructors, Adam Weekly & Kyle Butler, these students present a promising display of textured and mixed media pieces exploring themes of identity and materiality. Soft, congealed, reflective, ethereal -- a body of work providing ample sensory stimulation awaits your participation.