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CHASM Exhibition Catalogue Dates: Sept 12, 2025 to Feb. 2, 2026 CHASM: Intuition, Risk, and Certainty is a poetic conversation between material and meaning. This exhibition, inspired by abstraction and consciousness, features the work of Helen Frederick, Madalyn Marcus, and Randi Reiss-McCormack. Though their practices… 
Together, Again is a collection of magical, familiar, and tender moments found in the work of Cozbi A. Cabrera. This artist, dollmaker, quilter, and author takes notice and finds meaning present in everyday experiences. Whether cooking a meal, doing your hair, or walking in the… |
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20 February 2026 — 7 February 2027 The Soul of America at 25 commemorates the iconic and beloved work created with community volunteers by artist and former LCVA Director K. Johnson Bowles. LCVA exhibitions and programs are made possible through the generous support of the… 
William T. and Harriet Butterworth (Class of 1951) Miller Gallery 20 February–8 November 2026 William Thompson Russell Smith came to the United States from Scotland as a boy, settling in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with his family. He studied art under James Reid Lambdin (American, 1807–1889), who… 
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Barbara L. Bishop Gallery 20 February – 8 November 2026 Longwood University has collected art since the early 1900s. Several of Longwood’s early art acquisitions were funded by class gifts, such as the beloved Joan of Arc sculptures on view in the Rotunda. In the… 
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William T. and Harriet Butterworth (Class of 1951) Miller Gallery and Thomas Sully Gallery 20 February–6 September 2026 Close to Home features twenty-five paintings by Richmonder Andras Bality (b. 1963). Capturing the breadth and depth of the Commonwealth’s natural and man-made beauty, the paintings’ imagery… |
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