The Poeh Cultural Center in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is hosting the opening of "Braiding Our Connections," an exhibition by artist Chad YellowJohn, on June 5, 2026. The event will feature a hoop dance performance, the unveiling of the 2026 Pathways Festival logo and artwork, a screening of a documentary by Ashley Browning and Charine Gonzales, music by DJ Ill Audia, and food by Shundine's Frybread.
Artist battles third cancer during her first art exhibition. The Cairns Post reports on an artist who is simultaneously facing a third cancer diagnosis while holding her debut art exhibition.
Edward Allen Macie, an Erie-born artist, will present a new solo exhibition of paintings and drawings at Glass Growers gallery starting June 25. The show, titled "Nature’s Breath," features still-life, landscape, and portrait works inspired by arboretums, greenhouses, and forests. An opening reception will be held on June 26 during Gallery Night from 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. at the gallery's location at 10 E. 5th St., Erie. Macie, a School of Visual Arts graduate, previously worked as a freelance designer for the Erie Times and the Erie Art Museum before focusing on fine art.
The Wayne County Arts Alliance Gallery in Honesdale, Pennsylvania, is hosting an artist talk on June 13 featuring Dale Emmart and Glenn Lieberman. They will discuss their two-person exhibition "Gordian Knot Resolved," which includes Emmart's drawings and paintings of tangled ropes symbolizing social and personal dilemmas, alongside Lieberman's photographs of protesters and a new musical composition. The show runs through June 20.
Local artist Anthony Woodward will showcase his work at Chalk Hill House in Downton this weekend, from Friday, June 12 to Sunday, June 14. The exhibition, held in a barn on the historic property, features original paintings and signed limited edition prints available for purchase with interest-free payment plans. The event is organized with permission from Roger Peach and supported by television presenter Martin Roberts.
West Lancashire College art and design students are preparing to showcase their creative talents at the college's end-of-year art exhibition. The event will be held at the Skelmersdale campus, opening with a special evening on June 10 from 5:30pm to 7pm, and will also be open to the public on June 16 and 17 from 4pm to 7pm. The exhibition will feature a diverse range of student work including fine art, photography, fashion, film, graphics, and illustration.
The Pacific Palms Art Festival concluded its annual Exhibition and Sale, held from June 5 to June 7, with 97 artists submitting 189 entries across six categories. The top honor, the Pacific Palms Art Prize, was awarded to Tracie Bertram for her ceramic work "Cactus Crown," judged by acclaimed artist Steven Harvey. Category winners included Donna Rankin (Oil or Acrylic), Christine Marlow (Watercolour and Pastel), Paula Koert-Bain (Open section), Kian Bates (Photography), Jake Billinghurst (Pen, Pencil and Ink), and Elizabeth Grimshaw (Environmental section).
The city of Santa Clarita announces 'Travelogue,' a solo exhibition by artist Justin Poole, currently on view at the Old Town Newhall Library through September 2. The article also lists several other local events, including a 'Nature Imprints' workshop, an artist reception for Bruce McFarland's solo exhibition 'Beyond the Moment' at the Canyon Theatre Guild, and a meeting of the Santa Clarita Arts Commission to review a sculpture donation titled 'Drying Cars.'
Arts in Health Ocala Metro (AIHOM) has announced the opening of “Creative Voices: Celebrating AIHOM & The Arc of Marion Artists” at the Mary Sue Rich Community Center at Reed Place in Ocala, Florida. Presented by the city of Ocala Cultural Arts Division through the Art in City Spaces Program, the exhibition will run from June 17 to December 17, 2026, with an opening reception on June 17. The show features artwork created by adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who participate in visual art workshops facilitated by AIHOM at The Arc of Marion, a nonprofit that has supported individuals with disabilities since 1959.
The West Clare Artist Collective held the opening of their MEASCRA exhibition at Culturlann Sweeney in Kilkee, County Clare. Clare Arts Officer Siobhan Mulcahy officially opened the show, which runs until July 4. The collective comprises artists Áine Rynne, Ceri Garfield, Caroline Lernihan, and Claire Frawley.
The Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art in Victoria, Texas, is celebrating its 10-year anniversary with a special exhibition running through June 28, 2026, featuring works from dozens of artists, including founder Ann Harithas. The museum, which grew out of an art car parade, highlights Harithas's passion for art cars and revisits past exhibitions, such as "The Road So Far," a shotgun house installation by Travis Whitfield and Jesse Lott. Museum Office & Marketing Manager Magdalena Segura Kuykendall, who has been with the institution since its inception, reflects on her favorite exhibits and the museum's commitment to free admission and community outreach.
The Canyon Theatre Guild and the Santa Clarita Artists Association are hosting an Artist’s Reception for Bruce McFarland’s solo exhibition “Beyond the Moment” on June 19 at 24242 Main St., Old Town Newhall, CA. The exhibition showcases McFarland’s signature Time Capsule Photography, a method born from a digital processing mistake, where he merges multiple exposures into single images of iconic locations like Disney Hall, Grand Central Terminal, and Yosemite. All 22 images in the series are on view through June 28, alongside his traditional scenic photography, with prints produced via dye-sublimation on aluminum.
A Guns to Gardens Art Exhibition & Sale is being held in Memphis, Tennessee, as part of a local community event. The exhibition features artwork created from decommissioned firearms, transforming weapons into art to promote peace and reduce gun violence. The event is organized by local community groups and aims to engage the public in conversations about gun safety and creative reuse.
Pelham Art Center presents "IRVA: Inspired Retired Visual Artists," an exhibition running from June 11 to July 19, 2026, featuring retired professionals aged 75 and older who create original artwork in photography, painting, ceramics, sculpture, glass, and mixed media. The group began over 25 years ago as a weekly lunch gathering and has grown into a community exhibiting across the tristate area and online. An opening reception on June 11 includes an artist talk and live jazz by the Leslie Pintchik and Scott Hardy Duo.
Advance Edukos held its fourth First Thursday Art Exhibition at Rocklands Library on June 4, selling artwork created by children and young adults in its art therapy programme. All proceeds go directly to the young artists, according to founder Wendy Abrahams, who noted the programme's sixth anniversary. The exhibition featured prize-winning brothers Kayden (16) and Mason (10) Mabee, who both won third place in the Norval Foundation's art competition in 2025. Unsold art will be available on Advance Edukos's Facebook page and at an end-of-year graduation exhibition.
An art exhibition organized by the Abbottabad Academy of Performing Arts (AAPA) at Jalal Baba Auditorium in Abbottabad, Pakistan, showcased paintings, calligraphy, and works by both emerging and established artists from across the Hazara Division. The event, held in collaboration with the Hazara Abaseen Arts Council, also included a certificate distribution ceremony for the Art Line Academy, marking the first time in several years that artists from different districts of Hazara could collectively exhibit under one roof in the city.
The Gann Museum in Benton, Arkansas, has opened a new exhibition titled “Salty Art,” running from June 4 through August 21. The show features works by local Saline County artists including Dianne Roberts, Vanessa Scott, Shakeelah Rahmaan, Kara Redman, Taya Covey, Jo Helen Fletcher, Kim and Lorance Berry, and Rischalle and Rischaye Ellington, spanning mediums such as painting, illustration, and pottery. Admission is free, and the museum is open Thursday through Saturday.
Artist Eric Alugas will discuss his upcoming exhibition in Clinton, New York, as reported by the Rome Sentinel. The event focuses on Alugas's artistic practice and the themes explored in his show.
CAMP Rehoboth will host an art exhibition reception on June 11 at 37 Baltimore Ave., Rehoboth Beach, celebrating the organization's 35th anniversary. The exhibition, titled "Community, Heart, Pride," opens June 8 and features over 20 artists presenting paintings, photographs, and mixed media works exploring themes of pride and community. The reception runs from 5 to 7 p.m., and the show continues through July 31.
The Mulvane Art Fair returned to Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas, on June 6, 2026, drawing visitors from across the country. Over 85 selected artists displayed works in diverse media including drawings, glass art, woodworking, and paintings. Artists like Krystle Cole and Stacy Utech praised the fair's supportive atmosphere, which includes a patron group and volunteer coordination. The event also featured live music, food trucks, a beer garden, and a children's art activity area.
The 2025 Public Works Community Art Exhibition in Fayetteville, North Carolina, organized by the Arts Council of Fayetteville | Cumberland County and sponsored by the Fayetteville Public Works Commission, features over 125 artworks from local artists of all skill levels. Among the participants is Michael Marcotte, a U.S. Army soldier who won the People's Choice Award last year for his lifelike tiger drawing "Welcome to the Jungle," and this year submitted a pencil portrait of a bald eagle. The exhibition, which opened May 29 and runs through July 5, includes categories for amateur, new, semi-professional, professional, and youth artists, with public voting determining the top awards.
Leitrim’s Solas Art Gallery is hosting two new exhibitions featuring works by local artists. The shows highlight the creative output of the region, offering a platform for community-based artistic expression.
Gallery Moab, an artist-run cooperative in Moab, Utah, celebrates its 12th anniversary. Founded in spring 2014 by a group of local artists who were initially offered free space to sell work during the offseason, the gallery now features 14 patron members and dozens of consignment artists. It operates on a cooperative model where patron members work shifts as cashiers, pay annual fees and monthly wall-space fees, and keep 75% of sales. The gallery showcases a wide range of media including paintings, pottery, jewelry, textiles, and wood carvings, with a strong emphasis on landscape-inspired works reflecting Moab's iconic red-rock formations and the Colorado River.
BIXI, Montreal's bike-sharing service, and Loto-Québec have launched "L'art en mouvement," a summer initiative featuring artist-transformed bicycles and an open-air gallery within the BIXI network. The project places painted bikes at stations across the city, turning public transit into a mobile art exhibition.
A new art gallery is set to open in the Wichita County Courthouse in Texas, as reported by Texomashomepage.com. The gallery will be located within the historic courthouse building, bringing visual art to a government space.
Sul Lago di Garda si svolge una fiera di antiquariato che dura più di una settimana
The second edition of the Turris Antiqua antiques fair will open on June 12 at the Castello Scaligero in Torri del Benaco, Italy, featuring 20 exhibitors from across the country. The fair was launched in 2025 as a pilot edition by Mayor Stefano Nicotra, a lifelong collector from a family of collectors, who has made the intersection of art and local heritage a cornerstone of his administration.
The Edwardsville Arts Center has announced the opening of its first exhibition in a new gallery space at 246 N. Main St., with a public reception on June 30. The inaugural show celebrates the 100th anniversary of Route 66, featuring regional artists working in photography, painting, and mixed media who explore themes of movement, nostalgia, and roadside Americana. A highlight is a large birthday cake sculpture created by Alumni Players! members Cynthia Hamilton and Brad Lewis, built with a canvas for Hamilton to paint Route 66 imagery.
The City of Sioux Falls unveiled the new Charlotte Carver Art Gallery inside City Hall on June 4, 2026, featuring an inaugural juried exhibition of 12 local artists. During the opening, local artist Breanna Fischer's work "Lighthouse" was selected for permanent display, purchased by the city. Other artists include Cameron Abbas, Brit Carmany, Amy Jardin, Caitlin Pisha, Susan Haygood, Hector Curriel, Courtney Hart, Meagan Turbak-Fogarty, Lindsay Twa, Cole Casper, and Jana Anderson; Turbak-Fogarty's piece "Home" was purchased by Mayor Paul TenHaken. All works are for sale through November, and the gallery will host an annual juried exhibition.
The Reston Art Gallery is hosting a collaborative collage exhibit titled “CoLab Collage Artists,” which focuses on text-inspired works created by a group of artists working together. The show brings together multiple contributors who explore the intersection of language and visual art through mixed-media collage techniques.
The article reports on the First Friday event in Augusta, Georgia, where galleries and artists gathered downtown to showcase local talent. Featured exhibitions include Brian McGrath's first solo show "The Loudest in the Room" at the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Harvey White's "Something from Something" at Westobou, Edna Martinez's "While It Lasts" at Westobou's Micro Gallery, and Aort Reed's "Pressing On: The Power of Perseverance" at Candl Art Gallery. The event also highlighted resident artist Emily Bender and immigrant artist Sindhu Pillai, whose work explores identity and belonging.