Art Purposes: Object Lessons for the Liberal Arts
This exhibition draws its title from an inscription in the rotunda (“to be used solely for art purposes”) and seeks to explore the implications of these words.
Representational Paintings for Five and Under
Every painting, drawing, and sculpture will be available for $5,000 or less, with the gallery’s intention being to offer a price point that is accessible to many beginning collectors.
Sunset Group Exhibition
In this year's themed group exhibition “Sunsets” at Maxwell Alexander Gallery, artists will present new work that explores the meaning and mystery of sunsets through their own interpretations.
Our Planet: Exploring Our Changing Environment
The objective of this art exhibition is to engage people on the subject of climate change by creating art that draws them into the subject visually and emotionally, connecting them to real-life experiences and scientific understandings about what is going on today.
Edward Duff: Sea to Sky
View the artist’s tremendous and sweeping renderings of clouds and of shining seascapes that often mirror the feelings of an approaching storm.
2019 Cheyenne Frontier Days
This art show celebrates both the heritage and the future of the American West.
One Artist, Five Oceans
The artist thinks of her paintings as “emotive portraits of the bodies of water, which, like people, are both all the same and all different…”
Third Annual AIS Small Works Showcase
This showcase is a juried exhibition opportunity open to members of the American Impressionist Society. Get the details in this announcement.
On View: Art of the International Parks
This exhibition will serve as a comprehensive exploration of different interpretations centered on the common theme of protected parks and preserved regions on the planet.
Spring Sightings in Watercolor
In case you missed it > Preview the winners of the recent Minnesota Watercolor Society show, “Spring Sightings.”