Crary Art Gallery, Inc., was established in 1977 as a private non-profit art museum by, painter, Genevieve Walker Crary in memory of her husband, industrialist, philanthropist, and photographer Clare Crary. The Crary Art Gallery is dedicated to promoting the fine arts by bringing noteworthy visual arts to the region and highlighting the art produced and collected by the Crarys. The Permanent Collection includes early and mid 20th-century paintings and prints, Japanese silkscreens, and photographs by Edward S. Curtis. There is an extensive inventory of Gene and Clare's own paintings and photographs, some of which are always on display at the gallery. In addition to temporary exhibitions featuring artists from near and far, the CAG is an active cultural hub for the area bringing workshops and other educational programs, artisan events, and more. Our mid-century modern facility and courtyard can be rented for weddings and other private functions.
