Current and Upcoming Exhibitions

Javier Chavira

“Natura Naturans”

Dempsey Family Gallery

abstract depiction of a garden in red and blue tones

Opening Reception: April 12th, 6-9pm
Exhibition runs: April 12th-May 5th

Pictured: “El Jardin”

Richard DeVeau

“Just Meshing Around”

Dempsey Family Gallery

Left: “House Moths #21”, mixed media on wood
Right: “North Ave House Moths #3", acrylic on canvas

Opening Reception: April 12th, 6-9pm
Exhibition runs: April 12th-May 5th

Joseph Milosevich

"On The Edge" - Collected Object Assemblages

Kane County Magazine Gallery

Left: “Fiesta/Siesta”
Top right: “Earth Imperilled”
Bottom right: “First Day”

Opening Reception: April 12th, 6-9pm
Exhibition runs: April 12th-May 5th

“Telling Her Story”

Community Gallery

Opening Celebration: April 6th, 1-4pm
Exhibition runs: March 16th-June 16th

Now hanging on the second floor! We are pleased to announce 90+ artists from Batavia and the surrounding communities have been accepted into this open call. Participating artists submitted work themed around a woman or women they find inspiring, whether it be a family member or friend, person from history or even Mother Nature. Included is a collaborative mirror wall and a new Emerging Artist feature.

Coming Soon in 2024

Jeanine Hill-Soldner

"Portraits and Memories: Legacies of Service”

Dempsey Family and Kane County Magazine Galleries

Opening Reception: May 10th, 6-9pm
Artist’s Talk: June 8th, 1pm
Exhibition runs: May 10th-June 9th

Top: “Portraits of American Veterans”
Bottom: “5 Snapshots and Memories”

Beth Shadur

“Selections From the National Park Project”

Dempsey Family Gallery

Top: “Travertine”
Bottom Left: “A Different World”
Bottom Right: “Meander”

Opening Reception: June 14th, 6-9pm
Exhibition runs: June 14th - July 7th

“My work is intended to celebrate the pristine spaces found in the National Parks of the United States, created in order to inspire stewardship of our land and climate. The works address current and historic challenges the parks face in terms of industry, climate and environmental change, growing tourism and other human impact on surrounding communities. Any such look at the National Park system must acknowledge the problematic taking of lands from Native peoples, and the destruction of Native culture that ensued. I have attempted in these works to pay homage to those original inhabitants by including images of Native people, artifacts, and their original use of the land; I consciously do so to honor the values shared by Native populations of living integrally with the land. As Americans, we have much to learn from their view of these lands as sacred.”

Joel Sheesley

“Real Places”

Dempsey Family Gallery

“August Evening, Jon Duerr F.P.,”

Opening Reception: June 14th, 6-9pm
Exhibition runs: June 14th - July 7th