About Us

About Us

Mission

Our Mission is to encourage the creation and presentation of original visual arts, to support the cultural life of the community, and to encourage all artists to fulfill their potential.

History

Established in April 1986 by independent art clubs. Sacramento Fine Arts Center is dedicated to the creation and presentation of the visual arts. Our center is entirely self supported by a small staff and local volunteers. The center thrives by its memberships, contributions, sales, show fees, art classes, grants, and fundraisers. 

Whether you are an artist or art lover, membership at Sacramento Fine Arts Center allows you to join any art club housed at the center. Members may enter numerous local and national juried art shows. 

The art shows are held in our two spacious exhibition galleries. you will meet and make friends with many other artists who have similar goals. All members have numerous opportunities to expand their artistic talents with the guidance of other inspirational artists.

Status

The Sacramento Fine Arts Center (Sac Arts Center) is a California nonprofit corporation, authorized under IRC sections 501C3

Racial Equity Statement

Following from the mission of the Sacramento Fine Art Center, it is clear that honoring and supporting the cultural life of our community includes all people, their cultures and their art. Artists are in a special position in their creative processes to inspire and to demonstrate the ways in which social injustice and inequity impact the lives of those who have experienced these historic discrimination-based practices. 


Sac Arts commits itself to inclusion of all artists and the promotion of racial equity through its activities. This includes policies and procedures, show proposals, art classes and workshop presentations, Board governance, and other programs regularly presented by Sac Arts. This includes elimination of cultural messages and attitudes that have historically created adverse outcomes for communities of color and others who have experienced historic bias. Striving for equity means fair treatment, access and encouragement of all artists by creating a welcoming and encouraging environment in which any individual or group can feel welcome, respected and valued as an individual with unique history and potential for artistic development and appreciation.


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