Tamarack’s David L. Dickirson Fine Arts Gallery represents over 500 juried West Virginia artists. Every six to eight weeks, the gallery hosts a new and unique exhibition, giving artists throughout West Virginia the opportunity to showcase their incredible talents. The gallery proudly features a variety of subjects and mediums that truly represent the Best of West Virginia.
Virtual Gallery
Current Exhibition
SMALL PACKAGES
Exhibition Run: November 2021– January 2, 2022
Colleen Anderson, Kathryn Boland, Andrea Brunais, Laura Chapman, John Comerci, Julia Conley, Kilsong Cox, Pat Cross, Rachel Dennison, Thomas Fletcher, Ashleigh Garrett, Leiane Gibson, Melony Gingery, Jan Haddox, Elizabeth Haley, Melvin Hartley, Frederick Hays, Brenda Hilleary, Steven Hughart, James Jarrett, Steve Jessee, Sharon Johnson, Pamela Lake, Kathryn Lehotsky, Deborah Lester, Jamie Lester, Judith Lewis, Marietta Lyall, Leona Mackey, Kathrine McCommas, Connie Moeller, Laura Moul, Jill Moles Mullins, William Murray, Shari O’Day Mann, Shelby Oreolt, Gloria Jean Pennington, Nan Perry, Ed Rehbein, Fierce Sonia, Maggie Starcher, Nancy Stephens, Linda Stonestreet, Krys von Tornado, Domi Williams, Patty Wolford, Sandra Wright, Bryon Young
HISTORY OF …
Someone once told me that “Art history is a history of mankind.” At the time, I thought they were just saying that to make me excited about my 8 AM Art History Class, but as the years went on, I began to understand that the sentiment held more significance than I originally thought. Art both reflects and helps to create a culture’s vision of itself. Studying the art of the past teaches us how people have seen themselves and their world, and how they want to show this to others long after they’re gone. Their artwork acts as their voice.
Before there were cameras or news stations to document or report major current events, there were creatives who took in the world around them and expressed their thoughts and feelings by making artwork. Now, these works influence the way we consume art, teach art, and value art.
With that in mind, for our first exhibition of 2022 we are visually exploring history and sharing past events with Tamarack Marketplace’s visitors and guests. Your work can explore the history of West Virginia, history of the United States, family histories, or even international historical happenings. We want your work to depict non-fiction events from humankind’s past. We ask that you create artwork that people can walk away from with a bit more knowledge, or at the very least, a bit more curiosity about the world in which we live.
Tamarack Marketplace is seeking two-dimensional and three-dimensional works to display in the David L. Dickirson Fine Arts Gallery depicting historical events.
Exhibition Run: January 8– February 19, 2022
Image Submission Deadline: November 30, 2021
Decision Notifications (sent via email) December 3 – 4, 2021
Drop Off Deadline for Accepted Work: January 7, 2022
Work Pick Up Deadline: February 26, 2022
Youth Art Gallery
CURRENT EXHIBITION
ABOUT FACE
Creating a self portrait is a bold way to show the world exactly who you are! Portraits have always been a traditional practice among painters and photographers. Today many contemporary artists use material like quilting, clay and collage. Tamarack’s Youth Art Gallery is celebrating what makes you, you!
Important Dates
Exhibition Run: August 14 – September 26, 2021
Upcoming Youth Exhibition
TALL TALES
Whether we are passing down familial folklore at a reunion or sharing stories over at the water cooler, there are many legends, fables and fabrications that are begging to be shared and turned into long-lasting works of art. These “stories” can be fact or fiction in depiction and can be anything from a local legend to historical happening. Tamarack’s David L. Dickirson Fine Arts Gallery is inviting young West Virginia artists (Grades K-12) to submit two- and three-dimensional pieces that represent the fine art of tall tales!
Important Dates
Image submission Deadline: September 8, 2021
Decision Notifications (sent via email) September 11, 2021
Drop Off Deadline for Accepted Work: September 27, 2021
Exhibition Run: October 2 – November 7, 2021
Work Pick Up Deadline: November 12, 2021
SMALL PACKAGES
Whether we are passing down familial folklore at a reunion or sharing stories over at the water cooler, there are many legends, fables and fabrications that are begging to be shared and turned into long-lasting works of art. These “stories” can be fact or fiction in depiction and can be anything from a family tale to a local legend to a historical happening. Tamarack’s Youth Arts Gallery is inviting young West Virginia artists (Grades K-12) to submit two- and three-dimensional pieces that represent the fine art of tall tales!
Important Dates
Image submission Deadline: October 20, 2021
Decision Notifications (sent via email) October 22, 2021
Drop Off Deadline for Accepted Work: November 8, 2021
Exhibition Run: November 13 – January 9, 2022
Work Pick Up Deadline: January 15, 2022
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