Exhibiting Artist Connie Tucker
The Art by Nature Program highlights ways to improve and enhance the natural world through a gallery of native landscapes and plants highlighted buy local artist.
Exhibiting Artist Connie Tucker
The Art by Nature Program highlights ways to improve and enhance the natural world through a gallery of native landscapes and plants highlighted buy local artist.
Exhibiting Artist Connie Tucker
An exhibit curated by Alice Underwood Leininger and Kasandra McNeil featuring the work of 14 local artists on the theme “Spiritual Touchstones: The Joy of the Soul Through Art”.
Pam Miller Arts Center “The Twenty” show
The AquaVenture 2023 exhibition is up at the Lyric Theater until April 27th. The Kentucky Watercolor Society really draws forth some beautiful art from so many wonderful artists. This year 40 pieces were selected for the show from 92 entries. Last evening at the awards presentation the following pieces were selected for awards by our juror, Gary Edward Jennings.
1st place “Refining” by Dennis Albetski
2nd place “Catsura Glow” by Sherrie Graham-Greene
3rd place “Handmade” by Wyn Erickson
Honorable Mention “Peony” by Connie Tucker
Honorable Mention “The Golden Hour” by Jane Stoddard.
OH! KENTUCKY, Arts Connect spring group show opens tonight with a reception at Central Bank, 300 West Vine 4:30-6pm. All are welcome.
38 artists and 50 artworks all celebrating the great state of Kentucky with their varied inspired artistic interpretations.
Artists' Attic is proud to present The Twenty, a show created and curated by our Associate Members. The Twenty will be featured in the main gallery.
The 45th Kentucky Watercolor Society Annual Exhibition “Aqueous USA 2022” is both beautiful and diverse. The walls of the Headley-Whitney Museum are graced with the very best watercolor paintings from across the United States. Each of the paintings tells a different story by engaging the viewer through creative expression.
HorseMania,
Its all over downtown Lexington!
When LexArts made the call for submissions, I entered three designs. I was delighted when “Symbol of Freedom" was selected by my sponsor, Mt. Brilliant Farm. The horse was delivered May first allowing me five weeks for completion. My living room furniture had not arrived so that space was a perfect studio to paint the horse. More than 160 horses and foals will be on display at various locations throughout the city until December. Then they will go on the auction block at Keeneland.
Please, go out and enjoy this beautiful public art display.
Painting of the 5/3 bank building next to the sculpture “Stand”.
Honorable Mention
“Mother’s Day”
Honorable Mention Connie Tucker Watercolor
The Kentucky Watercolor Society is proud to sponsor AquaVenture 2021, a virtual exhibition of paintings featuring water-based media primarily by regional artists who reside in Kentucky and surrounding states. This year’s show features 43 paintings selected from 100 submissions by the juror, Lexington artist Marianna McDonald.
Gov. Andy Beshear and First Lady Britainy Beshear are excited to showcase Kentuckians' artistic talents in the Team Kentucky Gallery, located in a main halls of the state Capitol in Frankfort.
The Beshears believe the Capitol, as the people's house, is the best place to highlight Kentuckians' voices as represented through art. This art exhibit is by Kentuckians and for Kentuckians
Kentucky Watercolor presents:
AN UNPRECEDENTED VIRTUAL EXHIBIT AND CELEBREATION ADAPTED TO THE CHALLENGING TIMES OF 2020
See the virtual show here including Connie Tucker’s entry “Denver Botanic Garden”
Connie Tucker’s work “A Day at the Lake”, is now included with Arts Connect Mobile Gallery a subscription service that installs original local and regional Kentucky artworks into corporate and business offices transferring bare and otherwise blank lifeless walls into vibrant and exciting exhibition spaces.
Learn more here
Working around the social limitations imposed by Covid-19 and using a platform that offers attractive virtual gallery spaces, Arts Connect will produce an exhibition of submitted 2D work that responds to the exhibition theme "Flash in the Pan". The artwork can be literal, narrative, abstract, or interpretive in response to or inspired by the idea of something fleeting in its form or nature.
Connie’s Submission: Time in the Sand
Artists' Attic Presents "The Twenty" A new exhibit. The Twenty Associate Members of Artists’ Attic will be featured in our main gallery through March 2, 2021.
Learn more here
View Connie’s work at the September 2020 Lexington Art League Member’s Show
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Entries:
Tomatoes & Lemons
Candy
Tulips and Iris
The Paint by Nature: Trees exhibit is located in the upstairs community gallery of the Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center through Friday, February 26. The Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center is closed until further notice due to red zone status of COVID-19. But you can still view the entries through the virtual gallery.
Vote for Connie and her piece “Redbuds” here!