Allison Galgiani
President, Board of Directors
"Creativity shines!"
Bio
Allison Galgiani (she/her) is an arts and cultural programs leader currently working at Civic Center Conservancy, where she supports a mission to keep Civic Center Park active and thriving for all. Before moving to Denver in 2021, she spent more than a decade in New York City’s fine art sector. Her experience includes work with the Outsider Art Fair, where she became deeply engaged with progressive studios and the important role they play in creating opportunities for artists with disabilities and bringing their work to wider audiences.
Originally from Tucson, Allison holds a B.A. in Art History, a B.S. in Psychology, and a master’s degree in art history and art business from Christie’s Education. She is proud to bring her experience in the art world to Access Gallery and support its artists through greater exposure, connection, and opportunity.
Allison Galgiani (she/her) is an arts and cultural programs leader currently working at Civic Center Conservancy, where she supports a mission to keep Civic Center Park active and thriving for all. Before moving to Denver in 2021, she spent more than a decade in New York City’s fine art sector. Her experience includes work with the Outsider Art Fair, where she became deeply engaged with progressive studios and the important role they play in creating opportunities for artists with disabilities and bringing their work to wider audiences.
Originally from Tucson, Allison holds a B.A. in Art History, a B.S. in Psychology, and a master’s degree in art history and art business from Christie’s Education. She is proud to bring her experience in the art world to Access Gallery and support its artists through greater exposure, connection, and opportunity.
Allison Galgiani (she/her) is an arts and cultural programs leader currently working at Civic Center Conservancy, where she supports a mission to keep Civic Center Park active and thriving for all. Before moving to Denver in 2021, she spent more than a decade in New York City’s fine art sector. Her experience includes work with the Outsider Art Fair, where she became deeply engaged with progressive studios and the important role they play in creating opportunities for artists with disabilities and bringing their work to wider audiences.
Originally from Tucson, Allison holds a B.A. in Art History, a B.S. in Psychology, and a master’s degree in art history and art business from Christie’s Education. She is proud to bring her experience in the art world to Access Gallery and support its artists through greater exposure, connection, and opportunity.
Why Access Gallery?
I am a passionate supporter of the arts and believe in its power to positively impact the community. When I first learned about Access Gallery, I was impressed not only by its programs, but by the support it provides to artists and their families. Access creates not just a space to make art, but economic opportunity, professional growth, and community.
I believe art should be accessible to everyone, and I value Access Gallery’s dedication to providing a place where people with disabilities can tap into their creative voice. I am proud of how Access Gallery has grown over the years and excited to support its continued impact in Denver and beyond.
I am a passionate supporter of the arts and believe in its power to positively impact the community. When I first learned about Access Gallery, I was impressed not only by its programs, but by the support it provides to artists and their families. Access creates not just a space to make art, but economic opportunity, professional growth, and community.
I believe art should be accessible to everyone, and I value Access Gallery’s dedication to providing a place where people with disabilities can tap into their creative voice. I am proud of how Access Gallery has grown over the years and excited to support its continued impact in Denver and beyond.
I am a passionate supporter of the arts and believe in its power to positively impact the community. When I first learned about Access Gallery, I was impressed not only by its programs, but by the support it provides to artists and their families. Access creates not just a space to make art, but economic opportunity, professional growth, and community.
I believe art should be accessible to everyone, and I value Access Gallery’s dedication to providing a place where people with disabilities can tap into their creative voice. I am proud of how Access Gallery has grown over the years and excited to support its continued impact in Denver and beyond.
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