Beverly Buchanan artistic output included paintings, sculpture, drawings, photography and archival materials. Curated by Andrew Edlin Gallery Director Aurélie Bernard Wortsman, the exhibition opens concurrently with the publication of the first major monograph devoted to Buchanan’s work, edited by Wortsman.
See Great Art Kay WalkingStick / Hudson River School opens at The James Museum in St. Petersburg, FL on November 7, 2026, at the start of National Native American Month. Developed by The New York Historical, the exhibition showcases landscape paintings by the…
“The Workhorse” is by Deb Hoeffner. “Primrose Creek” is by Aurelia Nieves-Callwood. The New Hope Colony Foundation for the Arts presents “Whispered Visions,” opening Friday, Nov. 13, from 4 to 8 p.m., at 2594 River Road, New Hope. The exhibition continues through Dec.
‘What do you hold sacred and what does the sacred look like to you?’ Thursday, Nov 5, 2026 5:00 AM MT “Dreaming Datura,” oil on canvas by Annie Bussell. (Courtesy of Blue Rain Gallery) “Be My Icon” is an unusual prompt for an…
WAYNESBORO, Pa. –Gallery 50 hosts an opening reception for its 13-artist exhibition, “A Baker’s Dozen,” on Friday, Nov. 6 from 5:30–8 p.m. at 50 West Main Street in downtown Waynesboro, PA. The evening showcases new artwork and includes free refreshments and live music…
Woodstock artist Charles Barone cuts a piece of stained glass while framed by his Lady Liberty piece in the background and a waving flag in the foreground. The piece will be part of a 17x22-foot patriotic collage he is creating…
Instead of leaving the South behind, the polymath artist carried it into her writings, zines, paintings, and “shack sculptures” that echo the architecture of her childhood. Beverly Buchanan was mentored by Norman Lewis and Romare Bearden, a contemporary of Ana…
Compton-born Reggie Burrows Hodges took the stage at the Getty Center October 27 to dissect his trio of shows currently on view across Los Angeles: “A Theater of Passions” at the Getty Center, “A Theater of Miracles” at the California African…
A Red Deer artist is coming home to talk about her latest solo exhibition, entitled ‘Bookends.’ Elaine Cameron-Weir now lives in New York, but she’ll be in Red Deer for a free speaking session on Saturday, Nov. 7, starting at 2 p.
Throughout a career that spanned more than 50 years, Tulsa artist Otto Duecker pursued a single goal — to find the extraordinary in the ordinary. Duecker, who died Jan. 23 at the age of 77, would often focus his penetrating gaze on people and…
Non‑representational painting, sculpture, and mixed media.
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