Steinlen: Cats and Steinlen: Humanity
Steinlen: Cats and Steinlen: Humanity features works by turn-of-the-century Parisian printmaker and illustrator, Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen. The William King Museum of Art brings together exhibitions developed by the Virginia Museum of […]
Power & Restraint: A Feminist Perspective on Mormon Sisterhood
Roanoke, Virginia artist Page Turner collects items of deep personal meaning to painstakingly create delicate objects that honor the feminine, and the desires, experiences and roles of women. Raised as […]
Intertwined: Regional Textile Traditions
This exhibition, organized by The William King Museum of Art, explores the realities of nineteenth-century home textile production in the region surrounding Abingdon, VA. These textiles were planned, produced, and […]
Let Him Speak First
Elizabeth Alexander manipulates discarded decorative materials, such as wallpaper and porcelain tableware, to create works that address cultural perceptions of homemaking and beautification. In this exhibition, Alexander explores these themes […]
Fred Carter: Primitive Things of Toil and Love
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Touching the Sacred
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Notes on the State of Virginia
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Coal Country
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Dressed by Design
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From These Hills: Contemporary Art in the Southern Appalachian Highlands
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