Exhibitions:
Fall Show: Hennen, Koch and Vicenti
curated by Beth Nichols
September 15 through October 30
Past Shows:
Spring Show: Cook, Hughes and Whitlock
curated by Beth Nichols
April 2 through May 29
"Into the Mountains"
curated by Beth Nichols
February and March 2011
"Three Realists"
curated by Beth Nichols
October 1 - November 28, 2010
"Waterscapes"
curated by Beth Nichols
August 7 - September 26, 2010
"Houses" by four Virginia artists, Ron Boehmer, Rob Browning, Margaret Embree, and Gray Dodson
curated by Beth Nichols
March 17 - May 31, 2010
"Spring in February: Figures, Flowers, and Landscapes at Nichols Gallery Annex"
March 14th
"Just Landscapes?” by Jim Condron, Greg Hennen, Ron Boehmer and others
October 1st – January 3, 2009
"Small Works Show” by Jim Condron, Greg Hennen, Priscilla Whitlock, and others
Aug 6th – Sept 27, 2009
"Art About Color, from Abstract to Real”
March 12th through May 17th
The exhibition will explore the many ways in which contemporary artists use color in their work. Steve Griffin describes his large abstract “Strata” paintings as including “all of the traditional visual elements of composition, shape, texture and color. Of these- color is the single most important element.
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"Scenes of the Piedmont"
curated by Beth Nichols
October 23rd through Dec 31st
“Scenes of the Piedmont,” paintings, prints, and photographs by artists whose work is inspired by the landscape of our area, will be on exhibit at Nichols Gallery Annex in Barboursville October 16th through January 4th. From Real to Sublime, the exhibition features paintings depicting scenes of everyday life, along with majestic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Among the exhibiting artists are: Nancy Bass, Ron Boehmer, Richard Crozier, Gray Dodson, Durwood Dommisse, Frank Hobbs, Frederick Nichols, Lindsay Nolting, Tom Tartaglino, Priscilla Whitlock and Steven Wolf. Exhibiting in the gallery for the first time are well known area photographer, Robert Llewellyn, and Roland Golden, a nationally recognized Lousiana artist who has spent much time painting in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.
"Great Works from Small Places; Four Fluvanna Painters"
Rob Browning, John Hughes, Lindsay Nolting, and Tom Tartaglino
curated by Beth Nichols
September 11th - October 26th
Artists often seek out small towns and rural places to live and produce their work. While the solitude and environment can be good for their art, they often miss the stimulation of the art communities in the city. It was the need to share the cost of a live model that brought these four artists together to draw, and by forming a casual art group, they merged the best of both worlds.
"Celebrating Summer"
curated by Beth Nichols
June 19th - August 17th, 2008
Nichols Gallery Annex
"Interpretations of the James"
curated by Beth Nichols
July 31st - September 7th, 2007, This Century Gallery , Williamsburg
November 11th - December 29th, 2007, Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, VA
Intrepretations of the James,an exhibition of works by twelve Virginia artists who have spent much of their careers studying the environs of Virginia´s Rivers, traveled through State Art Centers during 2007.
"Riverscapes"
by Virginia Artists
October 4 - December 2, 2007
From Durwood Dommisse’s classical painting, “River Bend,” to Lindsay Nolting’s expressionistic painting, "Traviolta," the show presents the numerous ways contemporary Virginia artists respond to our rivers.
Other exhibiting artists include Ron Boehmer, Richard Crozier, Gray Dodson, Tom Hale, Frank Hobbs, Rod Marshall-Roth, Frederick Nichols, Maruta Racenis, Tom Tartaglino, Priscilla Whitlock, and Steven Wolfe.
Frederick Nichols Studio and Nichols Gallery Annex are located near the intersection of Routes 20 & 33 in Barboursville. Hours are Thursday through Sunday, 11am to 5pm, and by chance or appointment. For information call 540-832-3565.