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...

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

A self-taught artist who currently resides in Chattanooga, TN, Crowder pulls inspiration from several aspects and informative moments in her

Through January 28, 2021, the Teer Gallery in our Georgine Clarke Building is bursting with the vivid colors of Lydia Randolph. Randolph,...

Season’s Greetings! In this year of constant change, Kentuck wants you to know that we are still here, and, because of you , we will be...

Each December, we welcome our Kentuck Studio Artists to the Museum Gallery for a collaborative show . These local, full-time artists...

Still shopping for your loved ones? We've rounded up our favorite gifts for each price point to help out! Check out the lists below to...

Who says buying one-of-a-kind art has to break the bank? We've rounded up some of our favorite items in Kentuck's Gallery Shop that are...

If you get the chance to visit our Museum Gallery this month, twenty-one portraits will be there to greet you! Created by Jon Osborne and...

Here at Kentuck, our Christmas trees are full of wonderfully handmade ornaments, our wreath is on the door, and Christmas music is on...

Barbara Lee Black sees the potential for beauty in the broken and lifeless. Creating sculptures which incorporate both organic and...

Halloween season is here! Check out the spooky art in our shop!

We're so pleased to be offering one of a kind jewelry handcrafted by Alabama native Jason Stoddard!

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

Pochoir is French for “stenciling” and is pronounced “poo shwar”. Pochoir is a stencil-based printing technique popular from the late...

If you visit our Museum Gallery in the month of August, you'll be welcomed by artwork from fourteen artists, all who are a part of...

The confluence of great Southern fiction and children's drawings is not a typical starting point for a career in art. But for Cracker...