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Bluegrass Transplants
Group Exhibition
Bluegrass Transplants: will showcase artists who have moved to the greater Lexington KY area, the Bluegrass, who have connected with kindred spirits, have been blessed by acceptance and support from the community, have felt validation in their artistic vision and have interwoven the concept of “home” in the Bluegrass where they have thrived. This group exhibition is an opportunity to share your Bluegrass Transplant story: where you’ve come from, and the aesthetic ideas which have informed your unique perspectives.
Call for Entry:
Group Critic
We invite artists creating 2D and small scale sculptural artworks to submit to join us for feedback and group discussion of finished artworks or artworks in process. Selected participating artists may bring one artwork or a body of up to 3 small/medium artworks for discussion in a group of peers and facilitators. Our first facilitators have included Paul Michael Brown of Institute 193, Sarah Madison Brown, Director of Parachute Factory and Adrienne Dixon, visual artist and Lexington Art League Events Director.
Artist and Curator Opportunities
Call For Exhibitions
We accept proposals for solo and group exhibitions by artists and curators of local artwork in the greater Lexington area for 2021 for our individual galleries. Proposals will be accepted by KY visual artists who are current members of the Lexington Art League. Priority will be given to artists from Lexington and adjoining counties.
Community Room
A rental space for groups and individuals who share our mission to support local visual arts. The Lexington Art League makes its community room available to the public for workshops, meetings, and other events. The community room is available if there are no pre-scheduled events and if the proposed activity and date/time is deemed appropriate by league management.
Critique Night: April 23rd 6-8 pm with Mia Cinelli
Critique Brunch: May 11th, Noon - 2 pm with Becky Ally
Critique Night: April 23rd 6-8 pm with Mia Cinelli
Critique Brunch: May 11th, Noon - 2 pm with Becky Ally
Woodland Art Fair Community Engagement Opportunity
for Lexington Nonprofits
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Email completed application to Logan Dennison at lalexhibitions@gmail.com
Fall 2019 Internship Application
The Lexington Art League offers professional internship opportunities on an ongoing basis. Internships can be tailored to the individual's interest, availability, and educational requirements. Typically an intern will work 120-150 total hours over the course of 3-4 months under the supervision of Art League staff. While many interns are students, enrollment in a college or university is not required.
