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- Terms & Conditions | The Compass Gallery
Terms & Conditions Last Updated: February 12, 2026 Welcome to The Compass Gallery (“we,” “us,” “our”). By using our website or purchasing from us, you (the “customer”) agree to the terms below. General These Terms apply to all purchases (both in person and online) and use of our website, including original artwork, prints, merchandise, and event tickets. Website Use & Eligibility Artistic Nudity / Mature Content Notice Some artwork displayed on our website may include occasional artistic nudity or mature themes. This content is presented in a fine-art context and is not intended to be sexual. Viewer discretion is advised. Children’s Privacy & Age Requirements Our website is not intended for children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. To make a purchase, you must be at least 18 years old (or have the involvement of a parent or legal guardian). If you believe a child has provided us personal information, please contact us and we will delete it. Product Descriptions & Photography We do our best to accurately display and describe each product. However: Colors may vary due to screen settings and lighting. Handmade and limited-edition items may include natural variations. Measurements are approximate unless otherwise stated. Pricing & Errors All prices are listed in USD unless otherwise noted. We reserve the right to correct errors in pricing, product details, discounts, promotions, shipping fees, and availability at any time, including after an order is submitted. If a pricing error affects your order, we may, at our discretion, cancel the order and issue a full refund, or contact you with the option to purchase at the corrected price. Availability & Inventory Many of our items are one-of-a-kind or limited in quantity. In rare cases, an item may become unavailable after purchase (for example, due to simultaneous in-gallery and online sales). If this happens, we will notify you promptly and provide: a full refund, or the option to apply your payment toward another available item (your choice). Payment We accept approved payment methods shown at checkout. Your card will be charged at the time of purchase unless otherwise noted. We reserve the right to cancel or refuse orders for suspected fraud, unauthorized transactions, or abuse of our policies. Payment Plans Payment plans are available for online and in-person sales of original artworks only. A minimum of 10% must be paid upon purchase as a down payment, and the Compass Gallery will contact the customer to work out a customized payment plan to pay off the remaining balance. The full price must be paid within one year (12 months) of purchase. Sales Tax We collect sales tax where required by law based on the location the purchase was made. Shipping Processing times : Most orders will ship in the month following the end of the current exhibition unless otherwise stated on the product page. Exhibition dates can be found at www.thecompassgallery.com/gallery . Shipping address : Customers are responsible for providing an accurate shipping address. We are not responsible for delivery issues caused by incorrect or incomplete addresses. Once an order is in the carrier’s possession, delivery timelines are the responsibility of the shipping service. If a package is returned to us due to being unclaimed or undeliverable, we may: reship (shipping fees may apply), or refund the item cost minus any shipping/handling costs. Local Pickup If local pickup is selected, the purchase will be available at the Compass Gallery (250 W Center St #101, Provo, UT 84601). Prints and other merchandise can be picked up at this location during regular business hours (12-8pm, Thursday-Saturday unless stated differently on our website). Most original artworks purchased as a part of the current exhibition will be made available for pickup in the month after the show ends. Customers who purchased such pieces will be notified when their purchase is ready, at which point it can be picked up during business hours. Exhibition dates can be found at www.thecompassgallery.com/gallery . If you purchased a piece that is not part of the current show it may be available sooner; we will contact you with confirmation and pickup availability. The customer (or whoever is picking up the piece) will be required to show the gallery staff member their order number (which can be found on digital receipt) upon pickup. All purchased artwork must be collected within 120 days (four months) of the purchase date. If the item remains uncollected after this period, it will be considered abandoned property. Before declaring an item abandoned, The Compass Gallery will make a good faith effort to contact the purchaser, including a minimum of three (3) attempts via email and three (3) attempts via phone call or text message using the contact information provided at the time of purchase. If the artwork is not picked up by the 120-day deadline, a storage fee of $10 per day will be assessed beginning on the 121st day. These fees must be paid in full before the artwork can be released. If the artwork remains unclaimed and storage fees unpaid for an additional 30 days (totaling 150 days from the purchase date), the item will be considered permanently abandoned. At that point, ownership will transfer to The Compass Gallery, and the gallery reserves the right to retain, resell, donate, or otherwise dispose of the artwork at its sole discretion, without further obligation to the original purchaser. Damaged Shipments Please inspect your order upon arrival. If an item arrives damaged: Contact us within 48 hours of delivery at events@thecompassgallery.com Include photos of the item, packaging, and shipping label Keep all packing materials until the claim is resolved We will work with you to determine the best solution, which may include repair, replacement (if possible), or refund, depending on the item and circumstances. Returns, Exchanges, & Final Sale Original artwork : Returns may be accepted within 14 days of purchase (if purchased in person at the Compass Gallery) or delivery (if purchased online and shipped) for original artworks in their original condition. We offer store credit only for returns of original artworks. Prints and merchandise : Returns may be accepted within 14 days of purchase (if purchased in person at the Compass Gallery), pickup (if purchased online and picked up at the Compass Gallery), or delivery (if purchased online and shipped) for unused items in original condition. The customer is responsible for return shipping. Original shipping costs are non-refundable. We cannot accept returns for: custom orders items damaged after delivery event tickets (see below) Event Tickets & Programs Unless otherwise stated: Tickets are non-refundable Tickets are transferable If an event is canceled by the gallery, ticket holders will be offered a refund or option for in-store credit If an online-view event becomes unavailable due to a technical issue on our end (and we’re unable to restore access within a reasonable time), online-view ticket holders may request a full refund. Refund eligibility applies only to technical issues on our end (for example, a streaming outage). Issues related to a ticket holder’s device, internet connection, or local network are not eligible for refunds. We reserve the right to refuse entry or remove attendees for behavior that is disruptive, threatening, harassing, or unsafe. Copyright, Trademarks & Content Use All artwork images and content remain the intellectual property of the artist. Purchasing artwork does not grant the buyer reproduction or commercial usage rights. No copying, licensing, or commercial use is permitted without written permission from the artist. All content on this website—including our name, logos, trademarks, graphics, photographs, videos, text, designs, and site layout—is owned by or licensed to The Compass Gallery and is protected by intellectual property laws. You may view, download, or print content only for personal, non-commercial use. You may not copy, reproduce, modify, publish, distribute, sell, or create derivative works from our content without prior written permission from The Compass Gallery. Social Sharing (Non-Commercial) You’re welcome to share our posts or images on social media for non-commercial purposes, provided you credit The Compass Gallery and, when applicable, credit the artist and/or tag the original source. This permission does not allow commercial use, resale, printing, licensing, or use of our content (or artists’ work) in advertisements, products, or promotions without written permission. Gift Cards Gift cards do not expire and do not have any dormancy, service, or inactivity fees unless an expiration date is explicitly stated on the gift card (or accompanying materials) as permitted by law. Gift cards are non-refundable and are not redeemable for cash, except where required by law. Gift cards may be redeemed online and/or in-gallery toward eligible purchases. Gift cards may not be used to purchase additional gift cards. Gift cards may not be applied to event tickets. Treat gift cards like cash. Lost, stolen, or deleted gift cards may not be replaced. If you have proof of purchase, contact us and we will do our best to help. We reserve the right to refuse, cancel, or limit gift card transactions where we suspect fraud, unauthorized activity, or policy abuse. Chargebacks & Payment Disputes If you have an issue with your order or ticket, please contact us first—we’re happy to help resolve it quickly. If a chargeback or payment dispute is initiated, we reserve the right to pause fulfillment and/or revoke access to digital tickets while the dispute is being reviewed. We are not responsible for delays or failure to perform caused by events beyond our reasonable control (including natural disasters, power outages, shipping disruptions, or government actions). Limitation of Liability We do our best to provide a smooth experience online and in-gallery. However, to the fullest extent permitted by law, The Compass Gallery is not responsible for indirect or unexpected damages (such as, but not limited to, lost time, travel expenses, or missed opportunities). Our total liability for any claim related to a purchase or ticket will not exceed the amount paid for that item or event. Governing Law These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Utah, United States. Contact Questions about these Terms or an order can be sent to: The Compass Gallery events@thecompassgallery.com 250 W Center St #101, Provo, UT 84601
- Original Art | The Compass Gallery
Filter by Category All Sacred Geometry BIPOC Religious Nature/Landscape Mixed Media Women's Stories Jesus Religious Works on Paper Heavenly Parents BIPOC Made LGBTQIA+ Price $0 $49,000 Color Edition 52 Sort by Quick View ***Fire and Water - Murray Price $2,000.00 Add to Cart Quick View Jesus Heals - Serafin Price $100.00 Out of Stock Quick View One By One - Solomon Price $3,000.00 Add to Cart Quick View There's Always Time - Candari Price $650.00 Add to Cart Quick View Jesùs Benevolente (Benevolent Jesus) - Lake-Diaz Price $700.00 Add to Cart Quick View You Are My Joy - Morley Price $3,875.00 Add to Cart Quick View A Son and A Daughter - Itejere Price $250.00 Add to Cart Quick View Children - Hawkes Price $65.00 Out of Stock Quick View Come Follow Me - Winder Price $475.00 Out of Stock Quick View He Blest Them One by One - Hale Price $300.00 Out of Stock Quick View Come to Me - Saul Price $2,000.00 Add to Cart Quick View COUCH - Crisanto Price $4,000.00 Add to Cart Quick View Jesus Loves The Little Children - Annan-Mensah Price $2,500.00 Add to Cart Quick View For the Joy that Was Set Before Him - Reyes-Cairo Price $950.00 Add to Cart Quick View Greatest in the Kingdom - Stovall Price $650.00 Add to Cart
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- February 21, 2026 | 1:30 AM250 W Center St #101, Provo, UT 84601, USA
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- February 24, 2026 | 2:30 AM250 W Center St #101, Provo, UT 84601, USA
Themes (61)
- Is Original Art Obsolete in 2025?
4 Ways Original Artwork Connects People and Creates a Sense of Belonging "At One" by GayLynn Ribeira, Spiritual Connection Art Here's the thing . In a world of social media, short videos, artificially crafted imagery, we are constantly being bombarded by imagery. So why does anyone choose to stroll through an art gallery? There are far more images on the internet than on our walls, so why choose to come? Why choose to purchase? Local collector and art enthusiast, Mrs. Mangum, says she chooses to interact with and be surrounded by original art for one simple reason: "Art provides connection for me." Intrigued, we asked her to tell us more. Mangum said, "There's something joyous to be able to share my art [collection] with others. It's mama pride when I see it, not in an ego way, but in a stewardship way. I have the ability to share it. It really is a window into people's personalities." So how exactly does art provide connection? How Art Connects People #1 - Art connects life experiences "Your Life is Your Life" Stacy Weitz Minch Have you ever seen a piece of art and thought, "this is me" or "I've been there before"? We have too. The incredible thing about this is that most likely, the artist has also passed through a similar experience that led to the creation of the artwork. Perhaps the person next to you has also had a similar experience. Suddenly, you are not alone. Someone out there has had a similar life experience to you. That realization connects souls and makes us realize that we are all not so different . How Art Connects People #2 - Art connects by connecting us to our emotions "Seeking Further Light" Jenna Conlin Emotions can be hard to put into words. Sometimes, viewing a visual representation of an emotion can lead to a revelation: "THAT is how I feel!" Connecting to your emotions helps you to better understand yourself. This in turn allows you to better show up and express yourself to the people in your life. Art connects you to the inner you . A stronger connection to self forges a stronger potential connection to others. How Art Connects People #3 - Art connects by providing beauty "Grounded" Natalie Jeanne Maybe this one feels obvious to you, but there is a reason why lovers and friends journey to sites with brilliant sunsets, scenery, and architecture. We are drawn to beauty, and we are motivated to share that beauty with those around us. Art is such a shareable form of beauty. The best part is that art is so varied and accessible, there is beauty for literally anyone and everyone of all tastes and preferences. Share your favorite artworks with your friends and family. Share why they are beautiful to you. How Art Connects People #4 - Art Connects by Fostering Discussions "Upon Reflection" Lisa DeLong Maybe you've noticed a theme. All of the ways that art connects inevitably lead to conversations and reflection. Commenting on shared experiences, felt emotions, shared beauty, and intriguing insights leads to discussions and connections that cheap imagery and fast-paced content cannot. This world is fast paced. Imagery comes and goes. A lot of it is false and contrived. Perhaps this is what makes original artwork so valuable. It has a permanence and an ability to create connection and conversation. It is the window to the soul of the artist and a door to the soul of others. So , is original art obsolete in 2025? We don't think so. And we wanted to start of this year personally thanking you for the connections you have made with your art, through your patronage, and through your promotions of originality and vulnerability that come with being a supporter of original, tangible, human-made artwork. So thank you! All artwork listed is available for purchase. Click the artwork. Browse our selection Share your thoughts below! How has art created connections for you? Alondra Uhi, 1/24/25
- Filling in the Blanks
Ed Alvarez, Victoria Schiodtz June 2nd - July 1st, 2023 Among the spaces that make up our environment, that exist between different moments and places in our lives, and that contain our memories, these pieces are found. It is what is missing, it is what evidences the loss and absence of a past time, of a place, of a person, which in turn evidences presence through the trace, the mark. ADWDAW That is filling in the blank space. To recognize that it exists as such.
- Esther Hi'ilani Candari: That We Might Be Whole
New religious work exploring seeking wholeness of self and community through Christ. Esther Hi'ilani Candari November 3rd - November 25th, 2023









