Ahmad Austin’s gloriously vivid palette knife painting have filled Kentuck’s two gallery spaces for the month of February. Our Teer...

This post was written by Dr. Robin M. Boylorn, Kentuck's Primary Scholar for our 2021 exhibition season. Read more about her work as a...

Through March 26, 2021, Kentuck's Museum Gallery, Teer Gallery, and SoNo Gallery will be filled with the works of 9 Black Alabama...

Winfred Hawkins, a Montgomery, Alabama based artist, has filled Kentuck's Gallery at Hotel Indigo with thought-provoking acrylic pieces whic

Authenticity permeates the work and life of Athlone Clarke. A visual journal of his mood and experience at a particular moment, Clarke's mix

Above: "If We All Hold Hands Chair" by Sam "The Dot Man" McMillan. Located in Kentuck's Permanent Collection, donated by the artist. Sam...

Above: (left) "Untitled" by Mr. Imagination; Located in Kentuck's Permanent Collection. (right) Mr. Imagination at the Kentuck Festival...

Andrew and Etta McCall take vines⁠—something most people wouldn't even think of as having potential⁠—to create whimsical works of art....

In folk art, it isn't uncommon for artists to begin their creative careers already well into their lives, after, or in addition to, a...

Above: (left) "Three Flowers" by Yvonne Wells, located in Kentuck's Permanent Collection, donated from the collection of Wyatt and Becky...

Ruby Williams, often known simply as "Miss Ruby" is an American folk artist from Bealsville, Florida. She is known for producing bright...

Lonnie Holley, sometimes known as “the Sand Man,” is an artist, art educator, and musician. He creates sculptures from sandstone and...

Night Pickers was added to Kentuck's Permanent Collection in 2017. “They picked in the day for their masters and at night for their...

Above: "Untitled" and "Untitled," by Michael Banks. Located in Kentuck's Permanent Collection. Michael Banks, a contemporary folk artist...

Above: "Art Heals" by "Missionary" Mary Proctor. Located in Kentuck Art Center's Permanent Collection Though Missionary Mary Proctor was...

Bernice Johnson Sims was born on Christmas Day of 1926 in Hickory Hill, near Georgiana, Alabama. She was the first child of Robert and...