Current Exhibitions

Featuring thoughtfully curated works that make the gallery feel like home.

In partnership with ArtPop Street Gallery, this exhibit explores identity, memory, and truth through powerful work by regional artists.

Smell the sea and feel the sky. Let your soul and spirit fly. -Van Morrison

DaRemen J. composes the seen and unseen in his photographic and filmmaking processes, creating visual matter that reveals subtleties and depth of character.

The Arts Council of York County presents the 36th Annual Juried Competition at the Center for the Arts.

Balancing humor and dread, Schreiber’s paintings are deeply personal, yet speak to our shared anxieties about the current moment.

Silver photographs by Linda Foard Roberts.

Clay Harper envisions a world where image-making is surrendered to generative AI’s stock footage libraries, allowing their inherent contradictions to unfold in tangles of physical and virtual space.

Artist Duff Woon Kee Yong’s tribute to the women who have lifted, shaped, and stood beside him and his work throughout the years.

This exhibition offers a collaborative escape into a fantasy realm unbound from generative technology.

A striking visual exploration of Black biker culture and its profound impact on identity, mental well-being, and community.

A celebration of the 30-year creative journey of internationally renowned artists and brothers Einar and Jamex de la Torre.

This is the inaugural presentation of the Bechtler Museum’s Collection, Reframed program, a summer exhibition series that invites contemporary artists and creative visionaries to engage with the museum’s holdings.

Terra Firma brings together a group of contemporary artists whose work explores our connection to solid ground as place, presence, and permanence.

Innovative fiber art that pushes boundaries and sparks conversation.

The 10th exhibition from The Gallery at Morning Star, “Resonate: The Music Around Us /The Music Within Us” explores and celebrates all the vibrations that affect our existence.

Last year, CHD:WCK! committed to a simple practice: a few small works each day, for 100 days.

Artist Jackie Milad presents mixed-media abstract paintings and collages that address the history and complexities of dispersed cultural heritage and multi-ethnic identity.

Anna Garner combines linear and non-illusionistic photographs with sculptural works to investigate stability of verticality, viewpoints, and destabilization.

The most recent exhibition of Kirsten Stolle’s research-driven practice at the intersections of art, science, and culture.

A collective exploration of racial consciousness and identity through drawing, painting, and sculpture.

There’s magic all around us! And sometimes it’s hiding in old church basements, waiting to be found by the janitor (or maybe by you).