WSNC Show 2023
EXHIBITS
At The Durham Art Council
The Durham Arts Council’s historic building is home to four exhibit spaces: the Allenton Gallery (on the first floor), the Semans Gallery (on the second floor), the Ella Fountain Pratt Legacy Gallery (on the second floor) and the Truist Gallery occupied by the Durham Art Guild (also on the first floor).
The Durham Arts Council facilitates visual artists by providing unique and visible exhibition spaces. The shows at the Durham Arts Council are always changing and reflecting the community, whether it be teacher inspired works, a group show or a new artist’s first solo exhibition. The call for artists to exhibit in 2026 is open, apply here.
CURRENT
Exhibits change over every 8 weeks, with some shows being in one or both galleries.
PAST
Call for Artists
Photo Credit: Claire Hambrick
FAQs
What galleries do the Durham Arts Council exhibit in?
We exhibit out of the Allenton and Semans Galleries. The Allenton gallery is on the first level of DAC, while the Semans is on the second level, adjacent to the balcony.
What are the floorplans of each gallery?
Use the links below to see the floorplans, which include wall measurements.
Allenton Floorplan
Semans Floorplan
Does the DAC take commission from artist sales?
Yes, the DAC takes a 30% commission of the artist sales (before tax), so the artist will receive 70% of the commission. Please keep this in mind when pricing your work.
Allenton Gallery
