ABOUT US

The Murray Art Guild (MAG) Community Art Center is a community based non-profit organization dedicated to supporting arts enrichment with the mission of “Motivating artistic growth through community arts development.” MAG was formed in 1967 when several like minded community members established a place where artists could create art as well as exhibit and sell their work. Fifty-five plus years and several locations later, this goal is still key to our mission as we provide arts programming for local youth and adults in a range of mediums, host year round exhibitions, sell through our Art Market, and create in our studios. Our facility houses two community workspaces, areas for weaving and clay as well as rents several private studios. 

The MAG welcomes participants of all ages and abilities; we are proud to promote the delectation that comes from art. MAG does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender expression, age, national origin, disability, marital status, or sexual orientation in any of our activities or operations. We are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all of our members, our staff and volunteers, our clients and patrons.

 

2023 Board of Directors

MAG Board 2017

MAG Board 2017

President: T. Michael Martin
Vice President: Bentley Utgaard
Secretary: Denise Schmittou
Treasurer: Chelsea Hartmann
Members: Cindy Chrisman, Brad Robertson, Patty Alvey, and Jay Mehta

Board meetings are held at the MAG on the 3rd Tuesday every month from 6-7 p.m. The public is always welcome.

 

Staff

Debi Henry Danielson, Executive Director

Executive Director


Debi Henry Danielson

Brittney Stuart Falwell, Murray Art Guild Assistant Director

Assistant Director


Brittney Stuart Falwell

 

Interns

The MAG partners with local educational institutions for its internship program. Interns work in a variety of positions such as: staffing the Art Market, helping with marketing/promoting, assisting with community art projects, or assisting art workshops. We match the students’ strengths and interests to our goals to help students get the most they can out of their experience. CLICK HERE to download more information and an application.

Highschool Interns 2024
Emma Martin
Naomi Cunningham

 

Volunteers

The MAG is thriving due to our dedicated, amazing volunteers! Besides assisting in the Art Market, volunteers help with community events, exhibition installation, office chores, and facility needs.

 

Ongoing Opportunity - Fundraising

Not everyone has time to volunteer or attend an event, but you can help while shopping through Kroger Community Rewards Program.
In order for a percentage of all your Kroger purchases to be donated to the MAG, simply go to Kroger Community Rewards, create a username and select MAG as your charity of choice; participation will need to be renewed annually. Sign up today & let your shopping do the work for you!

 

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