Jackson Heights Art Club is a community arts organization in Jackson Heights, Queens, founded in 1948 after local artist Natalie Norris organized a show of neighborhood artists' work, initially under the name Twentieth Century Art Association before adopting its current name. The founding group of 17 artists grew to more than 70 members by the 1960s, when the club secured its own clubhouse and gallery space; its studio is now located within St. Mark's Church in Jackson Heights. The club offers classes in oil and acrylic painting, watercolor, and drawing for children and adults, and hosts recurring public exhibitions, including a semiannual outdoor show called "On the Fence" and an annual members' exhibition, with a mission to foster appreciation of the visual arts in western Queens.