Upcoming Exhibits

​Memories of Other Places, Other Times, is a collective exhibition celebrating the creative voices of the Artists’ League of the Big Bend of Florida. This dynamic showcase brings together a rich tapestry of artists whose work reflects the landscapes, stories, and remembered moments that shape both our region and the wider world. Memories of Other Places, Other Times honors the diversity, talent, and enduring creativity of the Artists’ League, offering visitors a vibrant and contemplative journey through art that echoes where we’ve been and the places we carry within us.

​LeMoyne Arts is proud to present the 39th Mahaska Whitley Student Exhibition, a juried showcase of outstanding artwork by high school students from Leon County. This annual exhibition celebrates the creativity, skill, and vision of young artists across a variety of media, offering a glimpse into the next generation of artistic talent.

​The Nature of Kinship features the work of Mifflin Hollyday, whose large-scale mixed-media paintings celebrate the strength and beauty of trees and their role in connecting us to each other and our environment. The exhibition also includes work by regional artists, creating a collective exploration of nature, community, and interconnectedness across a variety of media.

LeMoyne Arts presents Funkadelic Visions, featuring the vibrant and imaginative paintings of music legend George Clinton. Known for his groundbreaking work in funk music, Clinton brings the same bold creativity and energy to his visual art, offering viewers a colorful, immersive experience that blurs the lines between music, culture, and imagination.

Through the Fire showcases ceramic works by Mary Ellen Free and supporting local ceramicists. This exhibition highlights the skill, creativity, and transformative process of working with clay, celebrating the artistry and innovation of our regional ceramic community.

Mapped Journeys in Color & Verse features the abstract works of Susan Antoinette and local abstract artists. Combining vibrant color with thoughtfully incorporated phrases, her pieces serve as visual maps of life’s journeys, inviting viewers to reflect on personal paths, experiences, and the stories that shape us.

Loose Thread is an exhibition by Laura De Velencia-Kirk that examines themes of identity, resilience, and the personal stories that shape communities, inviting viewers to reflect on journeys of displacement, adaptation, and belonging.