The Wright Art Gallery
The Wright Gallery is the Museum’s rotating exhibit space. Every summer it holds the Annual RRVM Art Show that features artists from across the nation.
This space is available for events, traveling shows, and classes! Visit our venue rental page for more info!
Within the Wright Gallery is the Betty King Wright Gallery. This portion of the room houses the Museum’s permanent collection of fine art.
Interested in what has been hosted in the gallery before? Visit our Exhibition History page!
Are you an artist looking for an opportunity to display your work? Consider entering our Annual Art Show!
We are also happy to help you host an exhibition. Use the button below to learn more about getting your work displayed at the Red River Valley Museum!
Two lives lived Wright.
“William E. (Bill) and Betty King Wright were both residents of Vernon, Texas for their entire lives. Their families settled in Wilbarger County in the 1880’s, and they were very instrumental in the growth of this community. Betty and Bill were married on February 15, 1941 and celebrated 74 years together. Their values controlled their actions and their lives. They were thankful for what they had in life and were very humble about it. It was critical for things to be accomplished and was not important about who received the credit for getting them done. They always acted with integrity, were generous and compassionate, and expressed kindness to all. This room is dedicated to them and their values.”
