Previous 2023 Exhibits
Passionate Journey
Featuring Eluster Richardson
January 19 - February 25, 2022
Tuesday-Saturday, 11AM-6PM Passionate Journey, featuring Eluster Richardson, is a mixed-media exhibit that explores our local and regional history, nature, family, and sense of community. In honor of Black History Month, the exhibiting artists reflect on the African American experience and journey in North Florida, as well as the beauty of our natural landscape and wildlife.
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Previous 2022 Exhibits
Beam with PRIDE
Featuring Dan Taylor
October 1 - October 29, 2022
Tuesday-Saturday, 11AM-6PM Beam with PRIDE, featuring Dan Taylor, will be an exhibit that celebrates LGBTQ+ History month! This fabulous exhibit will focus on LGBTQ+ related themes and provide support for this community in an artistic way. This exhibit is kindly sponsored by Rachel Borntreger, Marital & Family Law.
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A New Renaissance
Featuring Jason John & Amy Bennion
August 11 - September 24, 2022
Tuesday-Saturday, 11AM-6PM A New Renaissance, featuring Jason John & Amy Bennion, is an awe-inspiring exhibit showcasing artists who incorporate elements of art history into their work in a contemporary way, with a focus on the Renaissance and enlightenment era.
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Focused Moments
Featuring Stanley Johnson, Cynthia Rose, and Katie Clark
July 14 - August 6, 2022
Tuesday-Saturday, 11AM-6PM Focused Moments, featuring photography and poetry by Stanley Johnson, Cynthia Rose and Katie Clark emphasizes the need to focus on the moments that bring beauty, peace, and joy to our souls. These photos and poems are a testament to the beauty that is all around us.
BREWtiful Designs
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Nature’s Gems
Featuring Quincie Hamby, Rene Lynch, and Anne Hempel
Recycled Beauty
Ft. Lana Shuttleworth April 14 - May 27, 2022 Recycled Beauty, featuring Lana Shuttleworth, is an exhibit celebrating artists who repurpose materials to make exciting new artwork. LeMoyne is collaborating with Sustainable Tallahassee to celebrate Earth Day & LeMoyne’s continued green initiative, just in time for the
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35th Mahaska Whitley Student Exhibition;
High School Art & Senior Portfolio Competition March 10 - April 9, 2022 LeMoyne Arts celebrates the 35th year of the Mahaska Whitley Student Exhibition: High School Art and Senior Portfolio Competition. This Tallahassee tradition gives high school students from across Leon County the opportunity to display their artwork in a gallery setting and gain recognition for their hard work and talent. Awards, including college scholarships, are determined by a panel of judges from the local collegiate art programs. Ms. Whitley, a retired art teacher and co-founder of the exhibit, selects a piece to receive the Founder’s Award. The goal of the Mahaska Whitley Student Exhibition is to encourage young people to pursue a creative career and to continue their love of art!
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Joy & Excellence
Ft. Donald Davis and Lei Snelling January 25 - March 5, 2022 Joy & Excellence is an exhibit in recognition of Black History Month featuring artists Donald Davis & Lei Snelling and showcasing works from local and regional artists of color. This exhibit is a space for people of color to celebrate identity, culture, and self-expression as we continue to work towards equality.
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Previous 2021 Exhibits
Women Among Us
Portraits of Strength October 14 - 30, 2021 WOMAN AMONG US: PORTRAITS OF STRENGTH recognizes the hidden gems of the community — women who generally don’t look for accolades, women who have dedicated themselves to what they love doing for decades, women over age 65. The WAU group of volunteers is working to mount this exhibit of large format photos of 17 area women still active and making a positive impact on your community.
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Figure in Form:
Barbara Balzer & Lesley Nolan September 9 - October 9, 2021 LeMoyne Arts is thrilled to showcase new works from celebrated ceramicists, Barbara Balzer and Lesley Nolan, as they explore human nature and form in unique and masterful ways. Accompanying the sculptures is a selection of abstract 2D works from local and regional artists. Together, the work transforms the gallery into a surreal setting that encourages exploration of symbolism, whimsy, and corporeal form.
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Color Theory:
An Exploration of Pigments August 5 - 28, 2021 Color Theory: An Exploration of Pigments is an exhibit focused on the way we experience color, and the emotional power pigments can evoke. Observe a textural ombré of color as you walk LeMoyne’s gallery. See how over 30 artists express the harmony and inspiration brought on by statements of color in this exciting new exhibit, featuring guest artist, Jim Sherraden.
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Tallahassee Watercolor Society
33rd Tri-State Juried Water Media Exhibition May 21 - July 24, 2021 The Tallahassee Watercolor Society was established around 1980 to promote the art of watercolor painting in Tallahassee and surrounding communities in Florida, Alabama and Georgia. Two juried exhibits are sponsored each year for members, one in the Spring and the other in the Fall. Prestigious Signature Membership is earned when a member accumulates a specific number of points by exhibiting in these events.
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Zerbe Zelebration
Expression & Evolution April 8 - May 8, 2021 The Zerbe Zelebration is a citywide multi-media exhibition of Expressionist Movement artist Karl Zerbe’s works as we mark the 50th anniversary of his retirement from FSU. This Zelebration kicks off LeMoyne's Chain of Parks Art Festival for 2021! As a world-renowned artist and FSU professor, Zerbe entrusted LeMoyne Arts with the largest collection of his artwork in the world. LeMoyne Arts will be showing 8 never-before-seen pieces for the Zelebration, along with hosting lectures and round table discussions on civil rights, Zerbe in his time and ours, and birding (Zerbe is best known in Tallahassee for his printed bird collection, inspired by his time at St. Marks Wildlife Sanctuary).
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34th Mahaska Whitley Student Exhibition
High School Art & Senior Portfolio Competition March 11 - 31, 2021 This exhibit is named in honor of Mahaska Whitley as the exhibit founder along with Dick L. Puckett, LeMoyne Arts founding Executive Director. Ms. Whitley was an art teacher at Leon high school for many years, saying she “felt a need to have high school students understand the importance of how they presented their artwork, especially if they wanted to pursue their art career”. She also reflects that the annual exhibit “is such a gift to the community, for them to be able to recognize the talent that our young people have”. Ms. Whitley has attended the exhibit opening for 33 of the 34 years and always selects a student work for the prestigious Founders Award.
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Civil Rights:
Then & Now February 11 - 27, 2021 For Black History month, LeMoyne Arts is reflecting on artwork inspired by the civil rights movement in the 1960s compared to contemporary artwork today. We are showing Karl Zerbe's Civil Right collection from the 1960s (inspired by the jailing in Albany GA) along with contemporary artwork that reflects civil rights movement of our time.
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2021 Member's Show:
A New Year's Hope January 22 - 30, 2021 We are showing off what some of our members have discovered over the past year while staying distant and experiencing the turbulent year of 2020. A New Year’s Hope is a special exhibit for our members to share their creations and help us kick off a brand new year of exciting exhibits and events at LeMoyne.
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