Current Exhibitions
2021 All Media Show (AMS) Dates
2021 Opening Receptions
Friday, May 21, 2021 | 6-9pmFriday, July 16, 2021 – Annual Members Show | 6-9pm
Friday, September 17, 2021 | 6-9pm
Friday, November 19, 2021 | 6-9pm
For More Information about the 2021 Call For Entries for the All Media Shows please click Here!
March 2021 All Media Show and Featured Exhibitions
Tuckahoe Artists Association Exhibition Titled: 12x12
March Juror - Emily Smith
Emily Smith is the Executive Director of 1708 Gallery, a non-profit contemporary art space in Richmond, Virginia. At 1708, Smith has curated projects with Molly Lowe, Adam Shecter, Tameka Norris, Jessica Segall, and Bethany Collins, among others. She has served on the Virginia Commission for the Arts and National Endowment for the Arts grants review panels and is a statewide speaker for the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Prior to 1708 she was the Curatorial Fellow in Modern and Contemporary Art at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, from March 2007 through September 2010. Projects at VMFA include the exhibitions, The Ludwig and Rosy Fischer Collection of German Expressionist Art; Matisse, Picasso, and Modern Art in Paris; and Labor and Leisure: Works by African American Artists in the VMFA Permanent Collections. Prior to VMFA, she was Director of Exhibitions at Piedmont Arts in Martinsville, Virginia (2004-2007) and the Assistant Director at Second Street Gallery, Charlottesville, Virginia (2003-2004). Smith was an adjunct faculty member in art history at Patrick Henry Community College, Martinsville, VA and was a critic for a Charlottesville, Virginia weekly paper. Smith received a MA in Art History from the University of Virginia in 2002.
Prize Winners
2nd Place 2D L'Oiseau Title: June Day
3rd Place 2D Missy Goode Title: Still Life with Green Cloth
2nd Place Photography Kevin O'Farrell Title: Riding in Cars. 25
3rd Place Photography Edward Tepper Title: Re-Entry
2nd Place 3D Charles Sthreshley Title: Flashback
3rd Place 3D Kay Franz Title: Black & White Textured Vessel
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May 2021 Featured Exhibitions
Crossroads Art Center has the privilege of hosting the opening reception for the following featured exhibitions:
May 2021 All Media Show
Crossroads Art Center hosts a bi-monthly call for entries for the Juried All-Media Show with cash prize awards. Come explore the selected artworks showcasing local artists and their mastery of form, color, and medium
Juror: Dr. Craig A. Reynolds is an art historian. He is an educator, curator, writer, lecturer, collector−and a proud cancer survivor. Currently, Dr. Reynolds serves as Chief Administrative Officer of the Capitol Square Preservation Council and Curator of the Virginia State Capitol. Additionally, he teaches art history courses at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, where he offers a variety of topics on American art, and as adjunct professor in the Virginia Community College System, where Dr. Reynolds has taught art history for the past 15 years. He has received numerous awards in support of his research and teaching, led multiple study abroad programs in Europe, given hundreds of public programs and lectures, and curated or co-curated dozens of exhibitions in the United States and Italy. His students have received scholarships from top-tier graduate programs, including Notre Dame, Northwestern, UCLA, and the University of Virginia. Before arriving at the Virginia State Capitol, Dr. Reynolds worked in the curatorial department in the Office of the Architect of the United States Capitol. His current research efforts are focused on bringing to light the artistic legacies of enslaved peoples in Central Virginia, particularly those who labored in and around Virginia’s historic Capitol Square.
All Media Show Award Winners
Photography Award Winners
First Place: Kevin O’Farrell “First Morning”
Second Place: Darron Franta “Eredor’s Door”
Third Place: Tom Hennessy ”Lily of the Valley”
2D Award Winners
First Place: Beverley Ulrich “Sempiternity”
Second Place: Lee H. Rettig “ Cityscape”
Third Place: Kristy Severin “Spring Violet, Moss + Columg”
3D Award Winners
First Place: Wendy Van Boxtel “Patiently Waiting”
Second Place: David Bushman “Helgafell”
Third Place: Charles Sthreshley “Rushdie”
Sam LaFever
Title: Digital Serigraph? Of Course! Why Not?
