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Georgine Clarke Alabama Artists Gallery

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Georgine Clarke Alabama Artists Gallery

Reopening to the public on January 12, 2026.

The Alabama State Council on the Arts is proud to showcase the work of living Alabama artists in its Georgine Clarke Alabama Gallery, located in historic downtown Montgomery.

05/22/2026

We had a wonderful time celebrating our 2026 honorees during a reception on May 15. Gathering for brunch, conversation, and celebration was a lovely sight to see in our gallery. Thank you to all who attended, and we hope to see you soon!

The “2026 Celebration of Alabama Arts Exhibition” is on view until June 26. We are open M-F 1:00-4:45 pm, and by appointment. More information in our profile.

05/12/2026

Happy Tuesday! Above is a selection from the 2026 Celebration of Alabama Arts exhibition currently on view. Come and learn about each honoree's life in the arts and view a selection of objects and memorabilia pivotal to each of their careers!
All are welcome to attend the Celebration of Alabama Arts event this Thursday, May 14, 2026, at 7:00 pm, Alabama Shakespeare Festival in Montgomery.

04/29/2026

Now on view! Celebration of Alabama Arts exhibition features meaningful objects from each of our 2026 honorees' careers. This exhibition sheds light on the myriad of way these Alabamians champion the arts.

Our 2026 honorees are Debbie Bond, Gary Chapman, George Culver, Eric Essix, Ralph Frohsin Jr., Gary Waldrep, and Scott Wright. They served as co-curators for their sections, selecting items that encapsulate pivotal moments in their careers or artifacts of personal significance, which gives the viewer a behind-the-scenes look into their artistic journeys.

This exhibition is a companion to the Celebration of Alabama Arts event on Thursday, May 14 at 7:00 pm, at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival. All are welcomed to attend. To reserve a free ticket, check out the link in our bio.

04/24/2026

The 2026 Celebration of Alabama Arts exhibition is on view now!

This year's honorees served as co-curators for their sections, selecting items that encapsulated pivotal moments in their careers or artifacts of personal significance, which gives the viewer a behind-the-scenes look into their artistic journeys.

This exhibition seeks to provide a visual record of the hard work of these individuals and to complement the awards ceremony on May 14. (Reserve your free tickets at arts.alabama.gov/celebrate)

The Georgine Clarke Alabama Artists Gallery is located on the first floor of the RSA Tower (201 Monroe Street, Montgomery, AL). The gallery is free and open to the public, Monday–Friday, 1:00 pm–4:45 pm.

03/23/2026

Join us this Friday, March 27th from 4-6pm for the closing reception for the 2025 Fellowship Spotlight exhibition!

This exhibition was special, as it was the first shown post gallery renovations. The collection of works were a testament to the talent found throughout Alabama.

We hope to see you there!

03/19/2026

Our final 2025 Fellowship Spotlight artist is Charity Rachelle!

Charity Rachelle of Birmingham was awarded the Gary Burke Memorial Photography Fellowship. She is a lens-based documentary artist exploring tradition and tribalism in the U.S. with a concentrated gaze on the Deep South. Charity's long-form photo series, "The Promised Land," (some photos featured above) documents the daily lives of religious community members living on a compound in rural Alabama. Through her work, she investigates humankind's tendency toward group conformity, calling attention to complexities that are often reduced to stereotypes and cliches.

Come and visit us to see Charity's thought-provoking series!

03/12/2026

Today's 2025 Fellowship Spotlight artist is Will Jacks!

Will Jacks of Troy was awarded a Media/Photography Fellowship. Will is a process artist best known for his photographic work. He Incorporates explorations with land, objects, sound, video, and community engagement into his practice. HIs research examines the blurred areas between art and journalism, individual and collective, and the impact of each on the other. Will holds an MFA in studio art from the Maine College of Art, an MA in Journalism from the University of Mississippi, and currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Art/Photography at Troy University.

Come and visit us to see Will's fantastic prints!

03/05/2026

Another Thursday, another 2025 Fellowship Artist Spotlight!
Today's spotlight artist is Michael Swann.

Michael Swann of Tarrant was awarded a Visual Arts Fellowship. Michael works primarily as a painter, but enjoys utilizing a variety of mediums; in addition to oils, these include printmaking, airbrushing, and materials commonly used in the automotive field. Thematically, his interests range from human connection, memories, spiritualism to surrealism. He runs Gallery VOX, a contemporary art space, in Tarrant. Michael holds a BFA from Birmingham Southern College.

Come and visit to see Michael's incredible paintings for yourself! On view until March 27th, with a closing reception March 27th 4-6pm.

02/27/2026

Happy Thursday! Today's Fellowship Artist spotlight is Cynthia Wagner.

Cynthia Wagner of Huntsville was awarded a Visual Arts Fellowship. Cynthia, a mixed media artist, photographer, and painter moved to Huntsville in 2012 after living all over the U.S. and Europe. She considers herself a visual narrator, illustrating fleeting, decidedly human stories through visual metaphors by using various artistic mediums.
She holds degrees in painting and visual communications/photography, and her work has been exhibited in many public settings and is held in several corporate and museum collections.

Come visit us and experience Cynthia's work for yourself! We are open M-F, 1-4:45pm or by appointment (details in bio) or come join us for the 2024 Fellowship Spotlight closing reception on Friday, March 27, 4-6pm.

As shown:
Perfectly Behaved
Child's Overalls-Walking on Eggshells
Death and Taxes

02/20/2026

Today's Fellowship Spotlight artist is Roscoe Hall!

Roscoe Hall of Birmingham was awarded a Visual Arts Fellowship. A chef by trade, Roscoe's art employs the contemporary narratives of the migration of African Americans from the North to the Southeastern U.S. His narratives of the contemporary South use what he calls "ingredients" are cultivated within crops picked at their peak in his paint pigments. His works have been shown and acquired nationally at various institutions.

Pictured:
Without Permission
Painting on Canvas

Ingredients:
75g Acrylic
21g Yam Pigment
85g Peanut Ink
2g Oak Coal
Sativa
Pastels
3.2g Burlap & Torn Sweater
Tina Turner's record Acid Queen on repeat.
Thoughts of delayed accuracy within communication during production.
And Love on Canvas

Address

201 Monroe Street, Suite 110
Montgomery, AL
36104

Opening Hours

Monday	1pm - 4:45pm
Tuesday	1pm - 4:45pm
Wednesday	1pm - 4:45pm
Thursday	1pm - 4:45pm
Friday	1pm - 4:45pm

Telephone

+13342424076

Website

http://arts.alabama.gov/

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