Richmond Community Galleries, Inc.

Richmond Community Galleries, Inc. is restructuring their gallery at the Madison County Public Library–Richmond and is currently seeking individual or group artist propsals for July 2026–July 2027. The gallery can hold from 20 to 25 two dimensional (2–D) pieces. If you do not have enough artwork to fill the space, we suggest that you submit a group proposal. Your artwork will be in the gallery for about 60 days and should be not be removed prior to the end of your exhibition.

High Point at Woodland Park Condominiums, Lexington, KY

LexArts Inc. in association High Point at Woodland Park Condominium Association (COA) seeks a sculpture for permanent acquisition and placement in an outdoor setting at 499 East High Street, Lexington.

The vision for this installation is to create a recognizable and uplifting public artwork that celebrates the social fabric of the Alyesford Place Neighborhood and High Street/Woodland Avenue corridor — a place where residents walk, gather, work, connect, shop, dine and enjoy the surrounding parks and green spaces. The sculpture should feel welcoming, timeless, and should contribute positively to the streetscape while creating a meaningful visual landmark.

This artwork will be placed on the sidewalk from the building to High Street directly in front of the building’s first floor commercial space currently owned and occupied by the Blue Grass Community Foundation (see exhibit 1 – Map). The installation cannot block the sidewalk, it is envisioned the artwork may be partially installed on the sidewalk and a portion of the base could be off the sidewalk, similar to how the building’s existing Horsemania “Mechanical” sculpture is situated on the parallel sidewalk.

We are seeking an existing sculpture or a proposed sculpture by Kentucky Artists. The Committee prefers artwork that is not a Horsemania sculpture, however submitting a Horsemania sculpture is permissible. There is no application fee to enter.

Christ Church Cathedral, Lexington, KY

Art at the Cathedral is called to celebrate the power of community through an exhibit at Christ Church Cathedral. We will highlight a myriad of meditative arts with a focus on mandalas and labyrinths through their vast array of ancient, modern, natural, movement based, or other abstract forms

ABOUT THE EXHIBIT

The name of the show is Living Mandala and will be a part of the LexArts Hop on Friday September 18th, 2026. We are aiming for a fun, connected gathering and exhibition with art, music, food and poetry that will highlight the meditative arts through the unique lens and gifts of lovely people in our community, like you.

Each artist will get to share their own interpretations of labyrinths or mandalas through the vast array of ancient, modern, natural, movement based, or other abstract forms.

LaGrange, KY

The Arts Association of Oldham County’s vision is “Bringing the Arts to Oldham County.” Through our membership-based programs, we strive to encourage and promote awareness in the arts as well as provide art opportunities for youth and adults.

We are a non-profit “Main Street” organization and conduit for the visual and musical arts. Gallery 104, an Arts Association of Oldham County component, brings visitors to the county and provides La Grange a fine art anchor for the businesses of Main Street.

We offer a convenient and affordable venue for local juried artists. Our shows, art fairs and exhibits provide entertainment and expand the aspirations of participating artists. We also provide more scholarship dollars to local students than any other Oldham County organization.

Lexington, KY

The John G. Irvin Gallery was created to promote Kentucky’s visual artists and opened in March 1987. The creation of the gallery was a labor of love and a passion of the late Irvin, a Lexingtonian and former employee of Central Bank. Over the years the gallery has hosted exhibitions by Kentucky’s finest artists, as well as new and emerging artists exhibiting for the first time. Inquiries to David Goodman, dgoodman@centralbank.com.