Current Gallery Shows
- Date:Dec 4 2024 - Dec 18 2024Gallery:Main Gallery
HOLIDAY TRAIN DISPLAY @ Annmarie Garden in Lights
December 4-18, 2024
5:00-8:45pm (7:45pm on some evenings)The light show is closed some evenings, check the schedule for detailsLocated in the Main Gallery of the Arts Building
Admission to the train display is included with light show ticket. Please note that light show requires an advance timed-entry ticket.
FOR 2024: George will be operating six "O" scale Lionel trains traversing over a colorful 510 sq. ft. train display layout featuring a snow covered village and animations, a circus with rides, a steel mill, a ski slope with a ski lift, and the Polar Express visiting Santa at the Frozen Castle and the Island of Misfit Toys.Guests of all ages will delight in this beautiful train display brought to us by our friend George Leah, Jr., and his holiday helpers. Every year, George creates new elements and expands the display. This charming exhibit will spark memories of Christmases past and delight those new to model trains. It truly is a magical experience perfect for the holiday season at Annmarie!George is present each evening and happy to talk with guests and answer questions.
- Date:Nov 1 2024 - Jan 1 2025Gallery:Main Gallery
Presented by the Annmarie Gift Shop, the Ornament Show & Sale is a juried show that features hand-crafted ornaments by more than 25 regional artists. This is the perfect place to find unique and affordable gifts for friends and family. The ornaments are beautifully hung on trees displayed in the Main Gallery of the Arts Building. Visitors shop off the trees and take their purchases to the Gift Shop. The show kicks off before Thanksgiving and runs through early January. During Garden In Lights, the show is open late!
LINK TO APPLICATION
- Date:Nov 1 2024 - Jan 1 2025Gallery:Main Gallery
Get ready for some great holiday shopping! During November and December, the Main Gallery is transformed into a shopper's wonderland! You will find a wide selection of handmade works of art for everyone on your list. From affordable gifts perfect for a co-worker to exquiste works of art for a loved one, including paintings, ceramics, jewelry, photography, sculpture and more. All artwork will be on display in conjunction with our annual Ornament Show & Sale.
Contributing Artist(s):Kibibi Ajanku, Lesley Alexander, Theresa Alo, Tara Barr, Margo Bauman, Pamela Berry, Chris Bunn, Teresa Crofoot, Robin Culkin, Abbi Custis, Pat DeBor, Stacey Diem, Debra Erb, Geraldine Gancayco, Kari Gillman, Alexandra Glass, Ilene Gold, Constance Guerra, Laura Handle, Lonnie Harkins, Crystal James, Thomas Kirby, Jordon Kitt, Yoomee Ko, Guy Kuhn, Robert Kyle, Bryan LaRochelle, Carrie Lee, Vivien Lee, Corrita Myers, Linda O'Brien, Julie O'Connor, Michael Perlin, Tonya Perri, Alyse Radenovic, George Radeschi, Spencer Riddile, Sharon Robinson, Renee Ruggles, Steve Saah, Suzanne Shelden, Brendan Smith, Krista Spalding, Wei Sun, Alpha Tate-O'Neill, Ellen White, Louise Wigglesworth - Date:Oct 11 2024 - Jan 20 2025Gallery:Kay Daugherty Gallery
Timber: Contemporary Woodcraft
Juror: Rick Pelasara - Assistant Director of Exhibit Production, Emeritus, Smithsonian Institution
This exhibition seeks to celebrate the diverse and innovative ways that contemporary artists harness the versatility of wood as a medium for artistic expression. From utilizing traditional woodworking techniques (carving, turning, whittling, inlay, joinery, steam-bending, etc.) for furniture making and sculpture, to 2-D working methods like wood burning, to avant-garde installations fabricated with CNC machines and laser cutters, this exhibition aims to showcase all the creative ways artists engage with and manipulate wood to convey their narratives. We encourage artists to push the boundaries of both traditional and contemporary techniques to create captivating artworks.
This exhibition will be open to the public in the Kay Daugherty Gallery of Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center, from October 11, 2024, to January 20, 2025.Juror Award Winners
Cliff Guard
Cyclone
Unknown Wood, Aftrican Blackwood, Ebony, Acrylic Paint
5.5" x 7" x 7"
$700
Derek Weidman
Woodpecker Pecking
Holly, Ebony, Yellowheart, Cherry woods
10" x 7" x 11"
$4,100
Leah Woods
Swarm
Mahogany, Bleach
60" x 60" x 16"
$4,800Contributing Artist(s):Samuel Albaugh, Timothy Aley, Justin Archer, Tabitha Asiedu-Gyamfi, Jeff Baenen, Joseph Barnard, David Bookbinder, Eli Clayton, Gary Cota, Amelia Currier, Tabitha Dafni, Art Drauglis, Zakary Fellman, Seth Fenton, David Gerbec, Julie Goldstein, Elias Griffin, Cliff Guard, Jared Hadfield, Lonnie Harkins, Nate Harris, Chris Herakovic, Dan Hildt, Lisa + Jacob Hodson, Lindsey Hurst, Jordon Kitt, David Charles Knipfer, David Knopp, Erik Linton, Jim Mackey, Brian R. Melton, Jean Gray Mohs, Fick Neeley, James Richard Nies, Jennifer Noda, Josh Nozick, Alexis Nutini, Michael O'Shields, Katarzyna Ozga, Michael Perlin, Hilary Pfeifer, W L Pierce, Richard M Preston, George Radeschi, Larry Ringgold, Caitlin Roben, Chelsea A. Rosenkrans, John Schaffner, Martha Spak, [OMIT], Derek Weidman, Marcia Wolfson Ray, and Leah Woods - Date:Mar 4 2024 - Jan 6 2025Gallery:Nature Nook
On Display March 2024 - January 2025
This exhibit features a large diversity of plant and animal lifecycles with a focus on life stages. See live critters in different stages of life: tadpoles, caterpillars, aquatic insects and other visiting wildlife. Make giant lifecycle floor puzzles, play games, and investigate hands-on models and specimens. Learn about salamanders and their life cycles including our featured fauna, the newt. Meet Frida, the axolotl who will never have an adult stage where she leaves the water like spotted salamanders.
Explore the weird and wonderful world of metamorphosis in this exhibit.
Join us for a Family Nature Walk! SEE THE SCHEDULE
Tuesday,Dec10th,2024
Wednesday,Dec11th,2024
Thursday,Dec12th,2024
Friday,Dec13th,2024
Saturday,Dec14th,2024
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