
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
With over 30 exhibitions a year, there is always new art to see.
ON DISPLAY JUNE 6 - 28
Opening Reception: Friday, June 6 • 5pm-7pm
MAIN GALLERY
Sculpture by D. Saunders
Mowat Middle School, 2024

Cheryl Fausel, Sorrow (2023 winner)

MaryLou Andrews, Cebulski's Decoy
Featuring 100 watercolor artists from the Southeastern United States, the Center for the Arts is proud to host the prestigious Southern Watercolor Society’s 48th Annual Members’ Exhibition once again!
On display June 6 - July 26.
Southern Watercolor Society
48th Annual Exhibition
MILLER GALLERY
ARTnatomy 7.0: The Lively Sins
Anne Thrift

Through my latest collection of original artwork, I invite you to explore the seven cardinal sins as they relate to the human body. Rather than taking the usual religious, spiritual, or even historical approach to the seven deadly sins, I aim to highlight both the sins, as well as their opposing moral counterparts or virtues, from an anatomical and physiological perspective. These sins (pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath, and sloth) exist as distinct emotions or behaviors that have already been well documented and preserved in various writings; I used this as a loose framework for my own visual offshoot.
HIGBY GALLERY
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Artwork by
Theo Holloway

The building of our Digital Art Gallery is currently in progress. Check back later!
Theo Holloway is a 21 year old artist born and raised in Panama City, Florida. Holloway has been making art for as long as he can remember, and recently obtained his AA in the field from Gulf Coast State College. Holloway’s art typically centers around his inspirations of movies, horror, comics, and his own experiences as a trans person.
SPOTLIGHT GALLERY
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
JULY 2025
- Main Gallery -
Southern Watercolor Society
48th Annual Exhibition
- Miller Gallery -
Krista Eggleston
- Spotlight Gallery -
Patricia Malec
AUGUST 2025
- Main Gallery -
Willie Morris
- Miller Gallery -
Gage Hern
- Spotlight Gallery -
Noah Beich