Mark Lindquist, So Long Frank Lloyd Wright Bowl
In the fall of 2010, Gadsden Arts will host the exhibition of work by the internationally renowned woodturner and sculptor, Mark Lindquist, exploring the 40-year evolution of Lindquist's work, from wood vessels and furniture to large-scale totems to abstract photography.

Dean Mitchell, Bookstore, watercolor 15 x 20 inches
In July 2008, Gadsden Arts hosted an exhibition of a series of works by Dean Mitchell celebrating the city of New Orleans. In August 2011, Gadsden Arts will host an exhibition featuring new work by the Quincy native.

Eluster Richardson, Quiltmaker Second Study,
oil, 36 x 30
In March of 2011, Gadsden Arts will open an exhibition of work by Eluster Richardson. This exhibition highlights Richardson’s concentration on quilts and the tradition of quilting in the South. Paintings of quilts will be exhibited alongside antique quilts illustrating quilting culture of the past and present.

Thornton Dial, Sr., untitled, 1990s, mixed media, 60 x70 inches, Collection of Lou and Calynne Hill
This work was part of the exhibition, Vernacular Art from the Hill Collection, displayed at the Arts Center August-October 2009.


Purvis Young, untitled, 2003, mixed media, 49 x 51 x 3 inches, Collection of Lou and Calynne Hill
This work was part of the exhibition, Vernacular Art from the Hill Collection, displayed at the Arts Center August-October 2009.


Vik Muniz, Still Life with Apples, After Cézanne, chromogenic print, 90 x 72 inches
In July 2006, Gadsden Arts borrowed works by Vik Muniz from a collection owned by the West Collection. Muniz is an artist whose inventive recreations of well-known images taken from art history and constructed or "remastered from a variety of everyday materials like dirt, sugar, wire, string, and chocolate syrup.


Gustavo Castillo, Coconut and Red, watercolor on paper, 30 x 40 inches
In October 2005, Gadsden Arts exhibited the work of Gustavo Castillo and Carmen Lagos, two highly acclaimed watercolor artists who produce realistic images with striking luminous quality


Omar Thompson, Shoeshine for Mr. Charlie, mixed media, 48 x 80 x 11 inches
In January 2005, Gadsden Arts hosted the exhibition of cermacist and mixed media artist, Omar Thompson. Thompson assembles found objects to present compelling images which recount his and others' experiences of growing up black in America.


Yvonne Tucker, Self-Portrait with Bird, mixed media on board, 2002
In January 2003, noted ceramicist Yvonne Tucker exhibited works with painter Marion McDonald and quilter Qadira Lutfi in an exhibit in the Sara May Love Gallery at Gadsden Arts.