BRUSH STROKES GALLERY EXHIBITS 2025
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JANUARY: "LET IT SNOW"
Our artists always hope for a few white flakes in winter, enjoying the creation of snow scenes. You'll see art like this as well as colorful reminders to cheer you through long days and nights. Join us for First Friday, January 3 from 5-9 pm. The exhibit runs through February 2. Gallery hours are Thursday-Sunday 11-5.
FEBRUARY: "ART IS FOR LOVERS"
The artwork featured in Brush Strokes Gallery February Exhibit, the artists celebrate artistic creations as a vehicle for the many expressions of LOVE! Come see this exhibit until, Sunday, March 2nd!!
MARCH: An Artist Invitational Exhibit: "SPRING FEVER"
Brush Strokes Gallery is honored to host its Artist Invitational Show “Spring Fever” this March, showcasing the work of six local artists: Elizabeth Seaver, Jane Cariker, Joan Limbrick, Joelle Cathleen, Julie Neumann, Ron Perkins and Tracey Brinkman. Media includes: Oil, Acrylic, Watercolor, and Mixed Media.
The “Spring Fever” Artist Invitational Show celebrates local creatives as well as Brush Strokes members while fostering a community connection, bringing together artists and patrons of the arts.
APRIL EXHIBIT: "APRIL SHOWERS"
Step into a world of vibrant creativity at our 'April Showers' themed exhibit, showcasing an inspiring collection of mixed media, oils, acrylics, photography, jewelry, watercolors, and stunning glass works. This spring-inspired display brings together diverse artistic mediums, celebrating the beauty of transformation and renewal.
MAY EXHIBIT: "MAY FLOWERS"
Spring has officially sprung at Brush Strokes Gallery, and with it comes a burst of color and creativity in our latest exhibit, "May Flowers." Unfolding in petals and light at our May exhibit: Canvas and glass works whisper spring's return in brilliant colorful symphony! Jewels shimmer and twinkle like dew; paintings and photographs play in colorful bloom!
All May long, let your imagination skip through petals of art and joy. Join us this May—where art blossoms in every form.
JUNE EXHIBIT: "FREDERICKSBURG AND BEYOND"
Featured Artist – June 2025: Mark Parmelee
Nationally recognized watercolorist Mark Parmelee brings light, story, and soul to Fredericksburg and Beyond—a new collection capturing timeless architecture and heartfelt scenes.
JULY EXHIBIT: "A LIFE OF ART
Featuring Guest Artist, Ron Perkins
Celebrate the vibrant world of Ron Perkins, Brush Strokes’ Featured Guest Artist for July, in his captivating show "A Life of Art." Known for his expressive acrylic works that blend bold color with intimate storytelling, Ron brings decades of artistic exploration to each canvas. His pieces reflect a life devoted to creativity, offering viewers a heartfelt journey through his works of wildlife, flora and fauna. Join us this July to experience the passion, precision, and personality that define Ron Perkins’ remarkable artistic voice.
Brush Strokes Gallery All Member Show: “ANIMALS”
July 31 – August 31, 2025
Celebrate the spirit, charm, and wonder of animals in all their forms at Brush Strokes Gallery's summer exhibit, ANIMALS. From playful pets to untamed wildlife, our artists bring creatures great and small to life in vibrant watercolors, expressive oils, charcoal, glass, jewelry, photography, and more. Featured works include a joyful leaping horse, a dreamy seaside turtle, a curious fox in bloom, and a cat weather-watching from the city window. Each piece tells its own delightful story.
SEPTEMBER EXHIBIT
PAINTED HORIZONS BY LOIS BAIRD
Lois says the beauty of rural Virginia and Coastal North Carolina are the inspiration for her show. Visitors will find more than 20 original paintings, ranging from intimate studies to large scale canvases. Each catches the eye with vibrant colors and expressive brushwork. Many paintings feature the Rappahannock River. Part of the proceeds from those - and from other artists on the same subject - will benefit Friends of the Rappahannock.
OCTOBER EXHIBIT
TO AUTUMN BY STACY GERISE
“I chose an autumn theme because fall is my favorite time of year. I’ve always loved the kaleidoscope of colors. My entire show, with the exception of two paintings, is from the photographs I take on my daily walks along the FXBG Canal Path. I have been walking the path for years and I never tire of its splendor and beauty. My 2023 “Black and White” show also featured paintings of my FXBG walks, so now these familiar views are brought to life in vibrant color!
“My favorite things to paint are trees and landscapes often highlighting shadows and reflections. My acrylic paintings are rooted in my photography. Each canvas offers an interpretation of the images I capture. Included will be fifteen new acrylic paintings, some oldies, and my black & white photography.”