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East County Art Association

Visit us today and enjoy member-juried shows, non-juried shows, art education programs, workshops and critique sessions, and so much more!
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The East County Art Association is a non-profit organization with goals to promote friendship, fine art appreciation in all media, and provide art education for members and the community.

**Reopening July 20, 2020**

Welcome back! After more than four month since we closed due to COVID-19, The  East County Art Association is excited to welcome you back into the gallery. Each of us plays a role in safe reopening . Social distancing, face masks, and additional health and safety precautions will be required to visit the gallery. Thank you for your cooperation.
Online art shows will continue to be offered monthly. Stay Connected as we continue to share great works of art on social media.
While we go through these difficult times enjoy some galleries online:

San Diego Museum of Art

Inspiration Feed

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August  2020

ONLINE  SHOWCASE

Theme; Ocean Expressions

A Juried Exhibition

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Exhibits & Events

Attend one of our amazing exhibitions and events designed to help bring the community together by means of fine art and creative culture.

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Gallery

Our new whale of a gallery is full of creative art by local artists driven by love and passion for creativity.

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Workshops

We offer a variety of classes in different mediums from our artist to show you techniques and teach you how to create art of your own.

All workshops are scheduled at the Olaf Wieghorst Museum,                       cactus garden for social distancing. Canopy shade provided.

WORKSHOPS

About the
ECAA

The East County Art Association was initially established as an arts and crafts organization. The first meeting of what was then called the El Cajon Art Association was held in 1979. From 1979 to 1984 The East County Art Association showed at local community shopping centers. These open air shows were highly successful for crafts, but proved to be a problem for the showing of fine art paintings.

In 1984, then President, Dorothy Cohen, convinced the owner of a local shopping center on East Main Street in El Cajon to allow the Association the use of a small store for a Fine Art Gallery and meeting place until the space was rented.In the tradition of many art organizations, the ECAA members enthusiastically transformed the former shoe store into a suitable place to display their art works and to hold monthly meetings. Learn more >>

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