First Unitarian Art Gallery

First Unitarian Art Gallery

One Origin, One Race by Stephanie Coston — from the 2026 Black History Month art show.

First Unitarian’s Arts Committee produces several art exhibitions each year in the Social Hall. We showcase local artists whose work reflects our values, our diverse, multicultural community, and our commitment to social justice. 

Our gallery serves as a visual art ministry by offering space for spiritual contemplation, while also educating and challenging visitors to think creatively. 

Besides enriching our environment, the art provides income for the church, with 30 percent of all sales going to the church budget.

To purchase artwork, scan the QR code posted in the gallery, or click here. Then email uuabqarts@gmail.com with the name of the artwork you are purchasing. You will be contacted when the work is available for pickup.

Information for Artists

The First Unitarian Arts Committee seeks artwork in a variety of media, with content appropriate to all ages. We schedule our shows around six months in advance, with 7-8 exhibits a year, each lasting 6-7 weeks. Each exhibition has a committee sponsor who publicizes a call for submissions and curates the show. 

Artists may sell their work, setting their own prices. The church processes sales and issues 70% of the sale price to the artist, retaining a 30% commission.

Artists must complete an Artist Exhibit Agreement and follow our guidelines to exhibit with us. Links to these documents, along with an exhibit space schematic, are provided below.

Artist Exhibit Agreement
Exhibit Space
Guidelines for Artists

For more information about submitting your work, and to be alerted about upcoming opportunities, email uuabqarts@gmail.com.