Boswell Mourot Fine Art with locations in Little Rock, AR, and Miami, FL features art by local, national and international artists for the established and emerging collector.

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Works by twenty-two artists celebrating the gallery’s thirty-third year in Lexington. Steve Armstong,  Patricia Bellan-Gillen, Jay Bolotin, Joseph Burks Norris Embry, Thomas Germano, Ron Isaacs, Anne Leone Dale Daniel Leys, Daniel Ludwig, David Marquez, Kevin Muente Robert Pulley, Catherine Richards, Bruce Riley Emil Robinson, Bonnie Sklarski, David Stratton, Takeshi Takahara, Lawrence...

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Paintings, Drawings, Sculpture, Mixed Media.  Please join us for this exciting exhibit. Works By:  Steve Armstrong • Martin Beach • Thomas Germano • Patricia Bellan-Gillen Ron Isaacs • Anne Leone • Dale Leys • Daniel Ludwig • David Marquez Robert Pulley • Catherine Richards • Sam Richards • Emil Robinson Lawrence Tarpey

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The paintings on view are created without brushes, using stencils, rollers, screen-printing, airbrush and sometimes-shaped canvases and 3-dimensional projections. They are pristine and otherworldly, while flat and persistent of object-ness, small but less than intimate, familiar but unknown, awkward and comfortable. Gallery Hours:  Tuesday - Saturday 11-5

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Throughout his life, Bloch painted religious subjects, especially scenes from the Life of Christ, a selection of which will be shown in this exhibition.

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In Cutaways, Feige uses a distinctive technique to examine the ways people can be disconnected from their lives.  Painting intimate scenes on canvases that have tape applied to selected areas, Feige then removes the tape, revealing “cutaways”, or empty areas of raw canvas which he fills with views into alternate spaces. The result echoes a cinematic technique known as a cutaway; a...

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Honoring our Landscape features the aesthetic interpretation of the land by Nationally renowned painters Victoria Adams, James Cook, Theodore Waddell, Sheila Gardner and Michael Gregory. Laura McPhee presents her photographic view of our western lands along with works by Rod Kagan, who reinterprets the landscape around us by creating them in bronze.

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Artists in this exhibition use color as a predominate component of their artwork. Squeak Carnwath gives voice and form to those deeply affecting experiences that many of us find difficult to articulate.  Linda Christensen’s figurative paintings deal with life’s everyday occurrences. Her work features contrast of extremes in color and ambiguity of space. David DeVillier's ...

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The artist's in this annual exhibition visually address man's relationship to nature as a primary concern, while art history, environmental ethics, beauty and aesthetics still resonate in the work. Sculptors Margaret Keelan, Brad Rude & Alexander Rohrig transform the materials stone, bronze, ceramic and found objects into animals both domestic and wild. Ed Musante’s small-sc...

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This exhibition features artwork by older adults from Iona's Wellness & Arts Center in collaboration with The Phillips Collection. This exhibition features artwork from The Phillips Collection’s ongoing collaboration with Iona, a nonprofit organization that provides services for the DC metropolitan area’s older adults, along with their families and caregivers. SUNDAY  No...

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