An agricultural photography exhibit has opened at the Skagit County Historical Museum, showcasing images that document farming and rural life in the region. The exhibition highlights the intersection of visual art and local agricultural heritage through photographic works.
A guide published by 27east lists art exhibitions taking place across the Hamptons during the week of June 11, providing a curated overview of gallery and museum shows in the region. The article serves as a practical resource for local audiences and visitors seeking to engage with the area's visual art offerings during that specific week.
Sculpture Walk 2026 has returned for its 13th year in Downtown St. Joseph, featuring a new collection of outdoor sculptures installed along the city's streets and public spaces. The annual event transforms the downtown area into an open-air gallery, showcasing works by various artists and inviting residents and visitors to explore art in a pedestrian-friendly setting.
Two Villages Art Society (TVAS) in Contoocook, New Hampshire, announces its 2026 Summer Members Show & Sale, opening June 13 with a reception from 12-2 p.m. and running through July 11. More than 40 local artists from towns including Amherst, Concord, and Hopkinton will exhibit works in acrylic, oil, watercolor, ceramics, fiber, pyrography, wood, and mixed media. The juried show will present "Best in Show" and "Artist Merit" awards during the opening reception, and admission is free.
A new exhibition titled "Down on the Farm" opens June 20 at Keepers of the Arts at Flourishes in downtown Shelbyville, running through August 29. The show features rural life and farmstead-inspired art in various media, including a painting by Pat Bendler depicting the original Bendler farmstead and wool needled farm animals she created.