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"A Window on the International World of Art"


The Pat Clark Art Collection was presented to the Ellsworth College Foundation, the non-profit organization that supports Ellsworth Community College, in 1997 and arrived in Iowa Falls in 2003 by Pat Clark, native of Iowa Falls, Iowa. She dedicated the collection in memory of her brothers, Duane and Don Clark. Her mission was to provide Ellsworth students, residents of her hometown, and visitors with a "window on the international world of art." A rotating exhibition is housed in the historic Carnegie-Ellsworth building, a facility that is shared with the local historical society museum, the Iowa Falls Chamber Main Street organization, and the Iowa Falls Area Development Corporation. 
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Events Coming Up:

Gallery Open on July 4, 2025 & July 5, 2025 
1-4 PM; Riverbend Rally-Iowa Falls, IA

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2025 Art and Music Gala
August 20, 2025 | Highland Golf Club
Social Hour 5:00 | Dinner 6:30
Music provided by: Jack Jensen Wibholm
Artist: Hannah Krogh


Support the Arts
We hope that you will consider donating the Pat Clark Art Collection and supporting the arts in our community. 

Admission & Tours

All exhibits are free and open to the public. Guided tours are available by appointment. Please call Kristie Nevenhoven at 641-648-8576 to schedule a group. A 24-hour notice is required for all reservations and cancellations. Motor coaches are welcome!
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520 Rocksylvania Ave
​Iowa Falls, IA 50126
Museum Hours:
Monday - Thursday

9 AM - 4 PM 
Closed during lunch
​12 PM-1 PM
520 Rocksylvania Ave
​Iowa Falls, IA 50126
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www.patclarkart.org  
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