About our Organization
The Stockton Art League was created to support creativity and art development in Stockton, California.
The Stockton Art League started in 1936, incorporated as a non-profit in 1963, and expanded in 2001, as brick and mortar space known as the Elsie May Goodwin Gallery. As a non-juried membership program, it provides affordable workspace for artists and monthly exhibition space.
The Artist Demonstrations Program offers free and open to the public exposure to processes and concepts presented by professional and emerging artists.
The Youth Art Program provides art education classes to students ages 6-17. The Learning in Transition Program works with Stockton Unified School District Young Adults in Transition program, students ages 18-24 with special needs.
The Visiting Artist Workshops Program invites regional artists to instruct comprehensive workshops at the gallery providing the community access to art techniques and mentors.
The Stockton Art League with the Haggin Museum, Stockton CA, sponsors a national juried exhibition every even year. The 61st exhibition is slated for 2020.
The Stockton Art League started in 1936, incorporated as a non-profit in 1963, and expanded in 2001, as brick and mortar space known as the Elsie May Goodwin Gallery. As a non-juried membership program, it provides affordable workspace for artists and monthly exhibition space.
The Artist Demonstrations Program offers free and open to the public exposure to processes and concepts presented by professional and emerging artists.
The Youth Art Program provides art education classes to students ages 6-17. The Learning in Transition Program works with Stockton Unified School District Young Adults in Transition program, students ages 18-24 with special needs.
The Visiting Artist Workshops Program invites regional artists to instruct comprehensive workshops at the gallery providing the community access to art techniques and mentors.
The Stockton Art League with the Haggin Museum, Stockton CA, sponsors a national juried exhibition every even year. The 61st exhibition is slated for 2020.
“Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.”
Our Mission
Mission & values
To provide art education and development of the visual arts for all ages in Stockton and San Joaquin County.
Our History
Established in 1936
Our Mission
Mission & values
To provide art education and development of the visual arts for all ages in Stockton and San Joaquin County.
Our History
1936 – Now
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