July and August, 2019 National Calendar of Art Exhibitions
American Representational Art Exhibitions Hosted by Art Museums and Other Non-Profit Organizations
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July
BLOW UP II: Inflatable Contemporary Art
July 14 through September 15
1/20 See coverage at Sculpture, Unclassified
Burchfield - Penney Art Center
From The Wealth Of Transport, The Artists Of Lockport
July 12 through September 29
1/20 See coverage at New York Art History
Clark (Sterling and Francine) Art Institute
Ida O'Keeffe: Escaping Georgia's Shadow
July 4 through October 6
1/20 See coverage at Retrospective Exhibits
For the Record: Artists on Vinyl
July 13 through April 19
1/20 See coverage at Music Themes in American Art
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco / de Young Museum
Ed Hardy: Deeper than Skin
July 13 through October 6
1/20 See coverage at American Tattoo Art
Nick Potter: Constructed Utopias
July 20 through January 5
1/20 See coverage at Hyperrealism
Catie O'Leary: A Natural History of Collage
July 20 through January 5
1/20 See coverage Collage Art
Harwood Museum, University of New Mexico
Susan Folwell: Through the Looking Glass
July 5 through January 5
1/20 See coverage at Pottery
Self in the City: Highlights from the Collections of the HRM & Art Bridges
August 14 through August 9
Ergo Sum: A Crow a Day
July 20 through October 6
1/20 See coverage at Birds in American Art
Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art
Optical Bouquet: Jennifer Zwick
July 4 through December 31
1/20 researched
John Michael Kohler Arts Center
Dr. Charles Smith's African-American Heritage Museum + Black Veterans Archives, 1986-
July 1 through June 21
1/20 See coverage at Sculpture, Figurative
Michener (James A.) Art Museum
Harry Leith-Ross: Scenes from Country Life
August 10 through February 9
1/20 See coverage at Pennsylvania Art History
Lee M. Hoffman: A Legacy
July 12 through January 5
1/20 See coverage at Alabama Art History
Hyman Bloom: Matters of Life and Death
July 13 through February 23
1/20 researched
New Britain Museum of American Art
Chairway to Heaven: A Celebration of Shaker Seating Furniture
July 7 through February 2
1/20 See coverage at Furniture
Film Posters from the Dwight M. Cleveland Collection
July 12 through October 29
1/20 See coverage at Motion Picture Animation, Posters and Related Topics
Mario Petrirena
August 1 through September 8
1/20 researched
Order of Imagination: The Photographs of Olivia Parker
July 13 through November 11
1/20 See coverage at American miscellaneous theme photography
Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History
Regeneración / Justin Favela
July 5 through October 20
1/20 researched
Anita Dawson
July 13 through September 22
1/20 researched
Harvey Dunn: Imagining Others
August 13 through May 3
1/20 See coverage at South Dakota Art History
Michael Kolster: Take Me to the River
July 12 through September 29
1/20 See coverage at historic photographic processes
Harold Joe Waldrum: Las Sombras
July 14 through September 29
1/20 See coverage at New Mexico Art History
Clyde Butcher: America the Beautiful
July 19 through September 13
1/20 researched
August
Bone Creek Museum of Agrarian Art
Braceros - Melding History and Art
August 1 through November 17
3/20 See coverage at Figurative Painting - Miscellaneous
Homer at the Beach: A Marine Painter's Journey, 1869-1880
August 3 through December 1
3/20 See coverage at Marine, Coastal and Maritime Art: 18-19th Century
Frost (Patricia and Phillip) Art Museum, Florida International University
South Beach, 1977-1986: Photographs by Gary Monroe
August 17 through December 8
3/20 See coverage at leisure theme photography
Stitching California: Fiber Artists Interpret the State's People, Life, and Land
August 17 through January 5
3/20 See coverage at Quilts
Billy Mayer: The Shape of Things
August 24 through February 2
3/20 See coverage at Michigan Art History
Winslow Homer: Eyewitness
August 31 through January 5, 2020
3/20 See coverage at Military Art, Civil War
Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, Auburn University
Southern Interiors: Photographs from The Do Good Fund
August 10 through January 5
3/20 See coverage at Southern and Southeast
photography
Lancaster Museum of Art and History
LA Painting: Formalism to Street Art
August 10 through October 27
3/20 researched
What Lies Beneath: Masonite and American Art of the 20th Century
August 15 through November 17
3/20 See coverage at Southern States Painting: 19th-21st Century
Mitchell Art Gallery, St. John's College
American Impressionism: Treasures from the Daywood Collection
August 29 through October 27
3/20 researched
Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
San Ildefonso Pottery: 1600 - 1930
August 11 through August 31
3/20 See coverage at Pottery
Art for a New Understanding: Native Voices, 1950 to Now
August 29 through January 12
3/20 See coverage at Native American Art
New Britain Museum of American Art
The Art and Artists of Monhegan Island: Selections from the Charles J. and Irene Hamm Collection of Coastal Art
August 15 through August 30, 2020
3/20 See coverage at Maine Art History
Newcomb Pottery Through the Years
August 1 through ongoing
3/20 See coverage at Pottery
Panoramas: The Big Picture
August 16 through December 8
See coverage at Panoramas
Tonalism: Pathway from the Hudson River School to Modern Art
August 28 through December 8
See coverage at Tonalism
Hidden City - Valeri Larko
August 23 through November 17
3/20 See coverage at Architectural and Urban Landscape Painting
Julie Speed: East of the Sun and West of the Moon
August 31 through March 15
3/20 See coverage at Surrealism
Lowell Nesbitt: Apollo, 1969
August 19 through November 17
3/20 researched
William Benton Museum of Art, University of Connecticut
The Lure of Cuba: Reginald Marsh's Tropical Watercolors, 1924-1930
August 23 through October 13
3/20 See coverage at Artists Abroad
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