Art lovers, storytellers, and seekers of Appalachian culture are invited to experience our newest gallery exhibition “Seasons of the Ridge”. This exhibition encourages visitors to pause, reflect, and connect with the cycle of the seasons. Each work tells a story of change, endurance, and renewal, capturing how the landscape leaves its mark on those who call these mountains home.

This exhibition is a sensory journey through the changing moods of the Appalachian year such as the soft blooms and gentle mists of spring, the rich greens of summer, the vibrant colors of autumn, and the quiet stillness of winter. Sweeping landscapes, intricate botanical studies, and vivid works inspired by the natural world reflect the wonder found in Appalachia’s natural transformations.

Our exhibitions showcase a diverse range of artistic mediums and perspectives, highlighting the creativity and rich culture that define the Mountain State. Visitors will have the chance to engage with works that capture the beauty, traditions, and spirit of Appalachia while supporting local artists whose voices continue to shape West Virginia’s vibrant arts community.

All are invited to celebrate the opening of “Seasons of the Ridge” on Saturday, August 1 at 1 p.m. in the David L. Dickirson Fine Arts Gallery at Tamarack Marketplace. This opening reception will feature complimentary hors d’oeuvres and wine. It’s the perfect opportunity to explore an extraordinary collection of artwork created by talented West Virginia artists and mingle with our artists.

This exhibition will be displayed from August 1st – September 27th.

Our virtual gallery is available for those who cannot come in person.

We’re excited to showcase such a talented group of talented artists whose passion and dedication continue to inspire. Here are those who are featured: 

Jerry Adams of Kanawha County, Shannon Arbogast of Monongalia County, Lee Ann Billups Blevins of Wayne County, Sarah Bostic of Greenbrier County, D. Ray Bozic of Greenbrier County, Tina Brannon of Calhoun County, Eric Brumbaugh of Randolph County, Andrea Brunais of Mercer County, Hilary Clement of Summers County, Karen Cohen of Greenbrier County, John Comerci of Raleigh County, Christina Craven of Harrison County, Pat Cross of Putnam County, Sherylene Dolan of Boone County, M. Jane Holt Emmons of Raleigh County, Judy Foxx of Boone County, Cathy Fulks of Putnam County, Sharon Harms of Kanawha County, Melvin Hartley of Fayette County, Frederick Hays of Kanawha County, Lee Hendricks of Kanawha County, Vernon Howell of Cabell County, Mary Hurst of Greenbrier County, Carol Jackson of Summers County, Brooke Jewell of Harrison County, Holly Kincaid of Raleigh County, Elizabeth Kump of Morgan County, Deborah Lester of Raleigh County, Kembelene McGinnis of Ritchie County, Connie Moeller of Monongalia County, Jeff Moine of Wayne County, Rita Montrosse of Mercer County, Morehead Photography of Wood County, Laura Moul of Cabell County, Jill Moles Mullins of Clay County, Melanie Myhre of Cabell County, Diana Nelson of Pocahantas County, Shelby Oreolt of Raleigh County, Thomas Ott of Brooke County, Kathleen Payne of Randolph County, Lynn Payne of Kanawha County, Nanette Perry of Kanawha County, Lynn Quillen of Monroe County, Carli Ratliff of Fayette County, Ed Rehbein of Raleigh County, Sandra Riggs of Boone County, Betty Rivard of Kanawha County, Randall Sanger of Mingo County, Joseph Sarao of Raleigh County, Christie Saunders of Cabell County, Mark Schwenk of Morgan County, Richard Shrewsbury of Mercer County, Debbie Sisson of Jackson County, Stephen Sisson of Jackson County, Promise Sloan of Mercer County, Lesa Smith of Kanawha County, Linda Stonestreet of Putnam County, Karen Wakefield of Nicholas County, and Veronica Wilson of Morgan County.