This display showcases three Shenandoah Valley artists working in distinct mediums to illustrate individual perspectives of a shared world!
Explore a display of works by dozens of regional artists that showcases art selected to be reproduced on banners in Old Town Winchester.
Explore the fantastical worlds created by Ben Hatke and David Kiefer in this exhibition that examines artists as storytellers.
This display features the Fourth Annual Teen Art Club Exhibition and Impact, which include works by local student artists and Virginia public school educators.
Sapphire is a display of works from ShenArts members that explores the color blue in a variety of styles in celebration or the organization’s sapphire (45th) anniversary.
This display features four regional artists working across several mediums who embrace the varied and recognizable imagery of pop culture.
John Handley High School, built in 1923 as a fourth through twelfth grade school, is the pride of the City of Winchester. Handley 100th is a photographic exhibit celebrating Handley's 100th anniversary.
This display showcases the work of two artists who have settled in the Shenandoah Valley and who look closely at the relationships between people and places.
This display of works from ShenArts members showcases the work of 33 regional artists who invite the viewer to look more closely at the everyday.
Vivid artworks in a variety of styles and mediums by regional artists Arlene Butler and Norma Fredrickson.
A display of original artworks by dozens of local artists selected for the ArtScape banner art program in Old Town Winchester.
Vibrant artworks in a variety of styles and mediums by regional artists Carmen Crawford, Loretta Allison, and Ray Crawford.
This juried exhibition organized by ShenArts features works by regional artists in a variety of styles and mediums on paper substrates—no canvas or panel.
An engaging display showcasing five artists working in new media, or reinventing traditional mediums through unique applications.
A working artist’s showcase, Abide presents the work of sixteen local professional and semi-professional artists.