2nd City Council Art Gallery + Performance Space (2cc)
Welcome
2010 Exhibit & Event Calendar
Classes & Workshops
ENTRY FORM
PAYPAL (Entry Fees, Membership, Classes etc)
Who We Are & Contact Info
Artists' Services
Membership
DONATIONS
Volunteers
Dia de los Muertos
Youth Driven
Being Gay: A Visual Dialogue Between Straight and LGBTQ Artists
Middlebrook, Moody & Massenburg
Archive
Special Thanks
Youth Art Education
Who we are
The 2nd City Council is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit art gallery + performance space that was incorporated on January 1, 2000. We are
dedicated to supporting and promoting artists, their work and art education. Our mission is to expose the public to the wealth of
creativity that exists. Our exhibitions are usually thematic and explore topics, from each artists’ unique perspective, that impact
or interest the community as a whole. The gallery provides a welcoming space where the public can come together to learn
about the various cultures, traditions, lifestyles and philosophies that are part of our world. Our arts educational outreach is
offered to teenagers living in Foster Care group homes. In keeping with the gallery’s philosophy that art should be available to
everyone, admission is free.
Location
435 Alamitos Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90802
(562) 901-0997
The gallery is located on the east edge of the East Village Arts District. We are easy to find and readily accessible from the 405,
22 and 710 freeways, major traffic routes and public transportation. We are 1½ blocks from the internationally known MoLAA.
Visitors staying downtown will find the location ideal and just a short ride from their hotel.
Hours
Wednesday – Sunday
Noon – 5 pm
Closed one week in between exhibitions (please check our calendar)
The Gallery and Garden
The gallery is located in the Wille’s Building, which was built in 1930, and was an industrial tin shop until 2003. The architectural
integrity of the building has been maintained and features Deco elements. Our 2400 sq. foot interior includes a large main gallery
with 12’ high walls for our juried exhibitions and a small windowed gallery that serves as an exhibition space for our youth
workshops. The view through the gallery’s rustic barn doors invites you to walk through and discover the Sato Garden. Our urban
garden is a perfect place for relaxing, reading a book or eating your lunch. Both the gallery and the garden are disabled
accessible. Free internet available during gallery hours.
Board of Directors
Founder & Executive Director
Cheryl A. Bennett
President
Secretary
Ellen Butler
Vice President
Dwight H. Bennett
Vice President
Jonanthan Bueno
Vice President
Chris Lee
Treasurer
Cheryl A. Bennett
Gallery Director
Camilla M. Christensen
Contact: (562) 901-0997
Administrative Assistant
Volunteer & Revenue Mgr
Judy Cocuzza
Exhibition Design & Installation
John Montich