New City Arts presents the New City Artist Exchange at Welcome Gallery, featuring original works by Charlottesville artists Angela Gleeson, Amdane Sanda, Julia Loman, Ken Horne, Kori Price, Lauren Goans, Rebekah Wostrel, Sam Dabney, Sean Rubin, Somé Louis, and Steve Haske. All proceeds from the sales of the Exchange work will benefit Housing2Home.
From November 1-22, 2019 New City Arts presents cloudwatching, an exhibition of works on paper and sculpture by Anna Morgan.
From October 4-25, 2019 New City Arts presents ECHOES, an exhibition of paintings by Liz Zhang.
From September 6-27, 2019 New City Arts presents Things, an exhibition of new paintings, drawings, prints and objects by Ryan Trott.
From August 2-30, 2019 New City Arts presents Swarm, an exhibition of work exploring the plight of honeybees by Rayne MacPhee.
New City Arts is partnering with Wildrock and artist Lily Erb to create a pop-up labyrinth at Welcome Gallery. You’re invited to take an ecotherapy break and visit the gallery to walk the ocean-inspired labyrinth.
From June 7-28, 2019, New City Arts presents make / shift, an exhibition of work by Mary Lamb, Amanda Wagstaff, and Erin O'Keefe.
From May 3-31, 2019 New City Arts presents Garden Variety, an exhibition of new work by Lou Haney.
From April 5-26, New City Arts and The FUNd at CACF presents Sculpture and Color, an exhibition of sculpture by Robert Strini and paintings by Ken Horne.
From March 1-29, New City Arts presents Titania's Fairies, an exhibition of paintings by Mineko Yoshida.
From February 1-22, 2019, New City Arts presents Brotando, an exhibition of paintings, embroideries and sculptures inspired by the stories of Latina women by Karina A. Monroy. Karina is the Fall 2018 New City Arts Artist-in-Residence.
From January 9 - 25, 2019, New City Arts presents the New City Artist Exchange at Welcome Gallery, featuring original works by Charlottesville artists Annie Temmink, Frank Walker, Golara Haghtalab, Grace Ho, Kaki Dimock, Karina A. Monroy, Matt Eich, Nick Watson, Phuong Duyen Nguyen, and Rayne MacPhee. All proceeds from the sales of the Exchange work will benefit Housing2Home.