LEXINGTON
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Become a member of a place that inspires creativity and transforms the way you see the world!
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Lexington Art League
Since 1957
*September 1, 2018: The Lexington Art League is now under new leadership. We are revising the Mission and Vision Statements to announce along side of an exciting new exhibitions schedule in January 2019.
Please contact the Interim Executive Director, Matt Collinsworth, mcollinsworth@lexingtonartleague.org with any questions or conversations.
Please contact the Interim Executive Director, Matt Collinsworth, mcollinsworth@lexingtonartleague.org with any questions or conversations.
Mission
To challenge, educate, engage, and enhance our community through visual art and the advancement of local artists.
Vision
The Lexington Art League envisions a world where art, artists, and art-making are central to human inspiration, self-realization, and meaning.
History
The Lexington Art League (LAL) is a contemporary visual art center located at the geographic and culture intersection of the American South and Midwest. Committed to building a world where art, artists, and art-making flourish among local, regional and national communities. LAL provides free quality contemporary art programming, including exhibitions, youth education and outreach programs, artists conversations, community tours, and more.
Founded in 1957, LAL has radically evolved beyond the parameters of traditional art leagues. While keeping the core of the art league model - a robust membership deeply committed to the value of visual art in contemporary life - LAL embraces 21st century approaches to curatorial programming, community building, place-making, art education, and outreach to underserved communities. LAL's slogan, "Art for Everyone," reflects the organizations commitment to providing multiple access points for patrons to experience visual art.
Founded in 1957, LAL has radically evolved beyond the parameters of traditional art leagues. While keeping the core of the art league model - a robust membership deeply committed to the value of visual art in contemporary life - LAL embraces 21st century approaches to curatorial programming, community building, place-making, art education, and outreach to underserved communities. LAL's slogan, "Art for Everyone," reflects the organizations commitment to providing multiple access points for patrons to experience visual art.
The Lexington Art League envisions a world where art, artists and art-making are central to human inspiration, self-realization and meaning. Partnerships with people and institutions who understand the impact of art and artists on the quality of life sustain LAL's ability to deliver high quality programs. Supporting LAL with your time, money, or talents is an investment in:
Art
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LAL presents original, creative and accessible visual art programs, with a reputation for thought-provoking content that illuminates contemporary life. Each year, LAL brings relevant programming to the Lexington region through a variety of exhibitions, installations, events and artist-led experiences. LAL's historic Loudoun House features 5,000 square feet of gallery space and artist studios that bring contemporary art to life.
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Isaac Duncan II
'Khaleesi-Pa' 2015
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Artists
Patrick Smith, 'Self Portrait with Tattoo', 2017
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LAL collaborates with more than 1,400 contemporary artists annually in diverse media from painting to print-making, sculpture to photography and more. LAL is committed to continuously increasing investment in local artists as well as bringing national and international talent to the Lexington region to encourage professional development and artistic growth among them all.
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Art-Making
David Stenulson's Drawing Workshop 2018
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More than 100,000 people encounter contemporary visual art through LAL each year. The award-winning American Founders Bank Woodland Art Fair, art sales, auctions, "pop-up" installations, exhibitions and events introduce people of all ages to high quality contemporary art. LAL's community engagement efforts bring art experiences to under-served children in north Lexington as well as diverse audiences of all ages throughout Lexington and beyond.
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Gary Kulak, 'Chakra', 2015
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Gallery Hours During Exhibitions:
Beginning
January 18th 5-9pm
Tuesday-Thursday: 10am-4pm
Fridays: 10am-8pm
Saturday-Sunday: 1pm-4pm
Beginning
January 18th 5-9pm
Tuesday-Thursday: 10am-4pm
Fridays: 10am-8pm
Saturday-Sunday: 1pm-4pm
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ConnectPhone: 859-254-7024
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