Jim Shores' curious menagerie of patinaed metal is on display at Kentuck's Museum Gallery from May 5, 2022 to July 4, 2022. Shores' work...

Walking through Kentuck's Museum Gallery to see Michelle Jones' exhibit is like walking through an electric jungle dreamscape. A leafy...

Martha Beadle’s whimsical fiber art will be on display at Kentuck’s Gallery at Hotel Indigo through April 26, 2022. Martha brings...

For the month of March, the Museum Gallery at Kentuck Art Center has been transformed into a serene oasis by the graceful textiles of...

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

Gracing the walls of Kentuck's Satellite Gallery at Hotel Indigo is the subtle abstract work of Amy McBroom. An artist from Huntsville,...

It's the most wonderful time of the year--Kentuck's annual Studio Artist Exhibition! Each December, our Studio Artists fill our Museum...

The work of Theresa Disney (Saint Louis, Missouri) livens the walls of Kentuck's Museum Gallery through November 22, 2021. Theresa's...

Marian Baker is a contemporary folk artist living in Alabama whose work is widely beloved for the charming scenes & characters pulled...

Creating art reminds Maralyn of her childhood, a time in her life where her imagination had no boundaries. From creating plays, circus...

This post was written by Dr. Daniel Potts, a neurologist, author, educator and champion of those living with Alzheimer’s disease and...

Kentuck’s 2021 exhibition season, "The Mystic Cords of Memory," would not be complete without giving space to memory paintings, an...

Vivid colors and bold patterns carefully painted by Chloe York are on display at Kentuck's Gallery at Hotel Indigo until August 2, 2021....

Tim Whitten's expressive face jugs and mugs have taken over the Museum Gallery for the month of May! A self-taught potter, Tim began his...

From April 1-May 2, 2021, Folkstream by Coker is on view in Kentuck's Museum Gallery. Jerry has been creating professionally for three...

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...