Since 2014 the Lexington Art League has been dedicated to archiving and preserving each exhibition that is hosted. Links are available below for each documented exhibit. It is through the monetary support of our donors that we are able to continue providing this archival service.
Please support our efforts with a one-time donation.
Please support our efforts with a one-time donation.
October, 2022
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August-September, 2022
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July-August, 2022
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June-August, 2022
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April-June, 2022
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March-April, 2022
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Honora Jacob
March 1 - April 15 |
Fiber Guild of Lexington
March 14 - April 22 |
October 2021
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August - September 2021
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May - June, 2021
March - April, 2021
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From the earliest known forms of human creativity and expression, such as paintings on cave walls, tribal dance and aboriginal music played around the fire, to expansive museums in large cities, modern dance and sold out stadium concerts, one constant has always remained true. Human beings have always found creativity and expression to be central to our very existence.
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January - March, 2021
Double Take - Barbara Steinrock
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Overlay/Connection - Marta Dorton
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November 2020 - January 2021
September - November 2020
July - September 2020
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Herself - A Group Exhibition
Boyer Gallery |
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January - February 2020
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Sarah Madison Brown
Show Me The Way to Go Home Upstairs Gallery 
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Christina Conroy
Dark Exposure Sulier Gallery 
Holly Graham
New Life Doll Project Z-Gallery 
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October - December 2019
PRHBTN Exhibition 2019
October - November 2019 |
2019 Kentucky Nude
December 2019 |
2018
PRHBTN Exhibition
October - November 2018 |
The League: Members Exhibition
September - October 2018 |
2017
Black Friday Art Sale
December 2017 |
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Woodland Art Fair
August 2017 |
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Castlewood Downs
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Isaac Duncan
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All Lexington Art League programs are made possible through the generous support of LexArts. LexArts allocation of $50,000 represents the largest single donation to the operations of the Lexington Art League.
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The Kentucky Arts Council, a state arts agency, provides operating support to the Lexington Art League with state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. Additional support provided by Lexington Parks & Recreation.
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