The Helen Keller Art Show is now on exhibit at the Wiregrass Museum of Art through May 17th

For over a decade, the Wiregrass Museum of Art has hosted The Helen Keller Art Show of Alabama.  Each year, artwork created by Alabama children with visual impairments, blindness and deafness is shown from Tennessee to Mobile. The show is juried, state-wide. Select pieces are also shown internationally.

The Helen Keller Art Show is now on exhibit at the Wiregrass Museum of Art through May 17th

For over a decade, the Wiregrass Museum of Art has hosted The Helen Keller Art Show of Alabama.  Each year, artwork created by Alabama children with visual impairments, blindness and deafness is shown from Tennessee to Mobile. The show is juried, state-wide. Select pieces are also shown internationally.

Greetings!
Visit the Johnson Center for the Arts to see our newest exhibit Legacy. which includes Southern landscapes from Allyson Comstock, Chuck Hemard and Cynthia Farnell. More than 25 pieces are on display now until April 28 in the George and Muriel Saunders Gallery, Chapman - Allred - Jones Gallery, Dorothy Hattaway Brantley Gallery, and the Jaine Jernigan Brantley Gallery.
 
On Sunday, March 24 we will have an Artists Reception from 2:00 until 4:00 in the afternoon at the Johnson Center for the Arts. We hope you will join us!

Threads of nature, place, culture and history run through the work of Cynthia Farnell, Chuck Hemard and Allyson Comstock.