Artist Leah Lawless-Smith
Artist Leah Lawless-SmithArtist Leah Lawless-Smith
Current Art Galleries and Art Shows
Texas Art & Pour
Texas Art & Pour is a new gallery that offers funky Texas Art, beer & whine, and a whole lot fun. Leah Lawless-Smith's art is in the shop. You can find the gallery at 109 West Franklin street, Suite 115 in Waxahachie, Texas.
Discover the Art Exhibitions of Leah Lawless-Smith
Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art
Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art
Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art
Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art history-Victoria’s heritage was born from the diversity of Mexican and European foundations and tolerance of the varied cultures and religions those immigrants brought. The Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art serves as an art and cultural nexus that reflects that rich history and promising future of South Texas.
Museum founder Ann Harithas has deep ties to Victoria. She grew up in Victoria and Tivoli and has been involved in creating art and curating artists since the 1970’s. From gallery owner to internationally exhibited artist, Mrs. Harithas also founded Houston’s Art Car Museum, and has dedicated herself to exploring contemporary art and its connection to the community.
She chose to create an exhibition space at the “Five Points” intersection for both its literal central location and its symbolic placement at the “crossroads” of South Texas. The museum has been crafted from a repurposed car dealership built in the mid-20th century, and is currently in the process of a multi-year remodeling effort.
Five Points Museum will be hosting its second open call exhibition in 2024, in celebration of Victoria’s Bicentennial. The theme is “Timeline: 200 Years” The timeline of the last 200 years, since Victoria was founded. Exhibition is from March 2-June 9, 2024. Leah Lawless-Smith will have four paintings in this exhibition.
Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art
1201 N. Moody
Victoria, Texas 77901
361-572-0016
R.W. Norton Art Gallery
Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art
Five Points Museum of Contemporary Art
The R.W. Norton Art Gallery is a teaching museum that uses the art to encourage community participation in thoughtful interpretations and discussions.
In the early 1920's, Richard W. Norton (1886-1940) became one of the discoverers of the Rodessa Oil Field in north Louisiana. Over time, Mr. Norton's wife and son began to amass a significant collection of fine art. In 1946, to honor Mr. Norton and for the benefit of the community, Richard W. Norton, Jr. (1919-1974) and his mother, Mrs. Richard W. Norton (1886-1975) created the R.W. Norton Art Foundation. In turn, the Foundation eventually established the R.W. Norton Art Gallery, basing its initial collection upon donations from the acquisitions of the Norton's. Today, due to the on-going efforts of the Board of Control and the Foundation's work, the R.W. Norton Art Gallery's offerings continue to expand, grow, and contribute to their community.
Each year the R.W. Norton Art Gallery holds the juried BLOOM! Exhibition, which coincides with the annual BLOOM! Festival held in their 40 acres of botanical gardens where they have the largest azalea gardens in the state of Louisiana. Leah Lawless-Smith will have a colorful bloom painting as part of this wonderful exhibition. Exhibition March 28-May 12, 2024. Leah Lawless-Smith has one painting in the show called Yellow Hibiscus.
4747 Creswell Ave, Shreveport, LA 71106-1899
Bath House Cultural Center, Dallas
Bath House Cultural Center, Dallas
Bath House Cultural Center, Dallas
The Bath House Cultural Center’s art galleries showcase artists from Dallas and all over the world. The exhibition spaces are a vital resource for the visual arts community in Dallas and North Texas. The galleries feature solo and group exhibitions that include the popular annual El Corazón, ART214, and Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) shows. In addition to the exhibitions, our visual art calendar includes gallery talks, workshops, demonstrations, curatorial collaborations, and art sales, which create an environment where both artist and viewer can be creative.
The annual ART214 exhibition, a cornerstone of Dallas Arts Month, has transitioned into a biennial showcase, evolving to deepen its impact and celebrate the rich tapestry of artistry thriving in the North Texas region. This juried exhibition, born from a collaborative effort between five cultural venues under the umbrella of the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, has become a highly anticipated event in the city’s cultural calendar. Exhibition from March 16- May 24, 2024. Leah Lawless-Smith has one painting in this show. called Dream Poppy.
South Dallas Cultural Center
Bath House Cultural Center, Dallas
Bath House Cultural Center, Dallas
Our two visual art galleries feature innovative and thought-provoking exhibitions that address a range of social and cultural themes. Our exhibition program presents influential local, regional, and national artists such as Phoenix Savage, Pucci Lisenbee, and Ciare Elle Bryant.
Focused on spotlighting the rich tapestry of regional artists, ART214 serves as a platform to recognize the artistic endeavors of those residing in North Texas. The exhibition’s primary objectives remain rooted in highlighting the immense talent within the community while providing artists with new avenues for showcasing their works. With each participating venue bringing its unique patrons and perspectives, ART214 has consistently aimed to introduce new artistic voices to varied audiences. Exhibition from March 16- May 24, 2024. Leah Lawless-Smith has one triptych painting in this show called AsterTriptch.
D'Art Center, Norfolk, Virginia
Bath House Cultural Center, Dallas
D'Art Center, Norfolk, Virginia
The d’Art Center connects the community and artists to create an appreciation for visual art by providing a unique opportunity to watch, create, learn, collect, and enjoy work from diverse artists in an interactive environment.
Flourish: A National Juried Exhibition of Floral and Botanical Artworks During NFK’s Historic Garden Week
Call for Artists Open: Mon. 2/5/24 – Sun. 3/10/24
Exhibitions Open – Sat. 4/20/24 – Sat. 5/11/24
Main Gallery Reception: Friday, April 26th, 5:30 – 7:30pm
Leah Lawless-Smith has one painting in this exhibition called Iris in the Wild.
Fort Smith Regional Art Museum
The Fort Smith Regional Art Museum (RAM) originated in 1948 under the Arkansas Association of University Women. In 1951, the Associated Artists of Fort Smith began exhibiting art and holding classes in various locations throughout Fort Smith. In 1960, space for an art center was purchased, and in 1968, the Fort Smith Art Center was incorporated.
Inclusive artistic expression comes from artists being aware of their own biases and actively seeking out and considering different perspectives. These different perspectives can be about something as straight forward as switching to a new medium or it can be about something as profound as being reminded that inspiration can be found within all things and all cultures. This year’s Annual Invitational invites artists to help us celebrate all things Inclusive. Leah Lawless-Smith has a painting in the show.
EXHIBITION DATES:
Saturday, May 25 – August 25, 2024