In celebration of Tallahassee’s Bicentennial, we have partnered with PROOF Brewing Company for our second can-art label competition. With a dozen participating artists, this year's entries focus on Tallahassee landmarks, heritage, and culture. The winning can artwork, titled "Fall Colors" by artist Natalia Andreeva, will be featured on one of PROOF's custom-brewed beers and is scheduled to launch at LeMoyne's Chain of Parks Art Festival, which will be held on April 20th and 21st, 2024! This exhibit is now on view in LeMoyne’s Albrecht Gallery space from Tuesday, January 16th to Saturday, February 24th, 2024.

Dive into the enchanting world of 'Radiant Wonders: Exploring Nature's Brilliance,' where the boundless beauty of the natural realm comes to life through the creative perspectives of three exceptional artists. Nancy Jefferson's nature-inspired ceramics, adorned with her iconic red dots, harmonize with Dan Taylor's bold and abstract paintings, capturing the vibrant hues of the wild. Jim Miller's bird photography adds an intimate touch, revealing the intricate details of Florida's avian wonders. This exhibition, a captivating fusion of ceramics, paintings, and photography, invites you to witness the radiant wonders of nature through the eyes of these extraordinary artists. Immerse yourself in the celebration of untamed brilliance, where each medium becomes a unique vessel for the artists to convey the awe-inspiring beauty of the natural world.

Each spring since 1988, LeMoyne Arts has put the spotlight on talented young Tallahassee artists in the Mahaska Whitley Student Exhibition: High School Art & Senior Portfolio Competition.
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All Leon County high school students enrolled in an art course are invited to participate in this celebration and exhibition of their immense talent and creativity, on display for all to see! For many students, this opportunity is their first experience presenting artwork in a professional gallery environment.

To encourage students to continue developing their love and involvement in the arts student work is reviewed by a panel of judges from local collegiate art programs and awarded art supply gift certificates. Senior Portfolio winners receive college scholarships through LeMoyne Arts, made possible through generous donations from individuals and businesses.

In collaboration with the John G. Riley Center & Museum, LeMoyne Arts will host a special exhibit celebrating local and Southern folk artists and their contributions to the visual arts experience in our community. This exhibition is a tribute to the enduring legacy of folk art as a universal form of expression. It celebrates the ingenuity, authenticity, and shared humanity that binds artists from all walks of life with works by renowned artists such as O.L Samuels, Thornton Dial, Sr., and Mary Proctor.

As we pay homage to the past, we also embrace contemporary voices who continue to breathe life into this timeless tradition. Join us in a community exploration of artistry, where folk artists captivate, inspire, and enlighten. Soulful Feelin’ invites you to transcend borders and appreciate this remarkable artistry that unites us all.

​From Grief to Grace features paintings depicting the psychological and relational experience of grief. The artist defines grief as the meeting of the unknown, not exclusive to loss through death, but rather the thing that occurs within us when life changes and we meet fear at the edge of the unknown. When chapters close, when relationships end, when we meet death and loss, when we are faced with choices and sacrifices--all of it requires us to have intimacy with grief. Through visual exploration and poetry, this exhibition invites the audience into a dialogue, self reflection, and expression of their own grief. The artist believes that one's ability to become intimate with grief is equal to one's ability to be deeply alive in the world. She wants through these works to challenge the notion that grief is reserved for death and dying, but instead that grief is essential for creation and beginnings. What the caterpillar sees as the end, the artist sees as the butterfly. ​

Randy and Debra Brienen return with Forever Side by Side, their third exhibition featuring acrylic and oil works on canvas, where each artist uniquely interprets the same subject in their distinctive styles.

Her Temple, featuring painter and poetess Isabella Al-Sharif, is an enchanting exhibition that embodies portraits of strength, power, and multidimensional layers of feminine divinity. Through intricate brushwork and ethereal gold leaf, her portraits evoke reverence and empowerment, weaving a thread of unity between women of all races, backgrounds, and ethnicities. As viewers immerse themselves in this visual odyssey, they are invited into a world where unity, strength, and spirituality intertwine in poetic harmony, bridging the gap between observer and artwork.

This retrospective showcases the multidimensional collection of works from the nationally acclaimed artist Sandy Proctor. The exhibition celebrates his distinct realist style, covering works in bronze and alabaster, and even his exceptional painting skills with works of watercolor.