Nevada Fine Arts Gallery - Featuring Exhibitions of Local Artists
Nevada Fine Arts' NFA Gallery hosts monthly group and solo exhibitions of local artists on a rotating basis. We post Open Calls for these shows, as well as, Invite artists from around Northern Nevada to exhibit their work in the gallery each month.
Please see the below flyer(s) for more information about our current and upcoming show(s).
February: This Means Everything by the TME Crew - Thriving Minds Elevate
Featuring work by: MELN, JEYA, PONSI, EASOE, MEEK, BAZAR, Caedron Burchfield, SPEK, KWEST, Tony Medellin, Carlos Perez & Joe C. Rock

TME is more than just a name—it’s a movement, a mindset, and a collective of artists dedicated to pushing the boundaries of urban expression. Founded in 1996 by BAZAR and MENER at a local high school, TME has evolved from a small group of graffiti artists into a dynamic and multifaceted crew, creating murals, tattoos, paintings, and merchandise that reflect the essence of the urban experience.
Each member of TME brings a unique voice to the table. Some specialize in spray paint, crafting large-scale murals that tell stories through bold color and form. Others channel their creativity into tattooing, multimedia works, and fine art, expanding the reach of street-inspired aesthetics into new spaces. Over the years, the crew has grown in technical skill and artistic vision, elevating their craft to produce increasingly complex and meaningful mural productions.
At its core, TME thrives on community and family- carrying on the name in honor of our fallen brothers LAMER and RAKOS- continuing to represent beyond the walls they paint, the crew is committed to fostering appreciation for graffiti culture and its artistic value. Looking ahead, TME aims to host more events that not only showcase their work but also invite the Reno/Sparks community—and beyond—to engage, learn, and create alongside them.
Through collaboration, innovation, and a deep respect for their roots, TME continues to elevate the art form, proving that thriving minds truly do elevate.
SHOP AVAILABLE WORK
March: The Art of Accessibility Group Show
OPEN CALL
We are looking for pieces in any medium that reflect the experience of disabled or chronically ill artists. The theme of this show is a celebration of different experiences and a way to showcase the immense talent of local disabled and chronically ill artists.
Work will be displayed in the gallery during the month of March.
Pieces need to be dropped off by March 4, 2025.
SUBMISSIONS ARE NOT ACCEPTED IN PERSON.
However, if you need any assistance or accommodation during the submission process, please email Ray at gallery@nvfinearts.com
SUBMIT YOUR WORK
Special Six-Month Show: The Example Gallery
NFA's talented customers showcase their work and technique using items sold in the store. Pieces will be hung for six months in the according sections, such as acrylic paint, pastels, charcoal, etc.
Our next call for the Example Gallery will be opening in June!
Keep checking back for more info about our upcoming shows!
Hanging requirements for work accepted into shows:
All art dropped off for the show at NFA must be ready to hang or display. Any exception to these requirements must be agreed upon PRIOR to the drop off or your art may be disqualified from the show. We now have ways to accommodate UNFRAMED artwork, to a limited capacity, if necessary.
We do NOT accept Saw Tooth Hangers (of any kind), Swiss frames or clip frames, or eyebolts mounted on pieces.
The most ideal and secure method is with D-Rings mounted high on the image. Wire optional. If your work does not have this system we can install D-rings for $5 charge in most cases. If you need us to install D-Rings, pieces must be dropped off 2-3 days before drop-off deadline. If there are any questions, you can call the store at 775-786-1128.
We reserve the right to refuse any work that is not suitable for our hanging system. This is as much to protect your work as is to avoid work being knocked off the wall and hurting someone.