Current Exhibits
Rodney Madison
Impressions
April 28–May 23, 2026
Opening Reception – Friday, May 1, 5–7pm
A solo exhibition shaped by a lifetime of art, music, teaching, and social engagement. “What is important is that my artwork conveys energy, creativity, beauty, and soul.” — Rodney Madison
Art for Small Spaces
April 28–May 23, 2026
Opening Reception – Friday, May 1, 5–7pm
An exhibit from ArtSmart Cape Cod. "Art for Small Spaces was inspired, in part, by the small galleries of the Cultural Center itself. We feel everyone should be able to have and share the beauty and excitement of original art in their home or workspace; but, few of us have room for the extravagant and immense. Still, surprise and delight can be found equally in a tiny portrait, a miniature seascape or a delicate watercolor that fits in an alcove, corner or another small space."
D-Y Pathways, Pre K - 12 Art Journey
April 23–May 30, 2026
Opening Reception – Friday, May 1, 5–7pm
An exhibit featuring exciting work by young artists from Early Education to Grade 12 in the Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School District.
Upcoming Exhibitions in 2026
2026 Pastels Exhibition
May 25–June 22
A celebration of pastel as both medium and method, this annual exhibition features works ranging from traditional realism to contemporary abstraction. Soft, luminous, and expressive, these works demonstrate the versatility and immediacy of pastel art.
Visual Symphonies: A Residency Retrospective
Evans Arnold
June 22–July 19
This retrospective highlights the culmination of Evans Arnold’s residency, presenting work that explores rhythm, movement, and visual harmony. Visual Symphonies reflects the evolution of ideas developed over time through experimentation and engagement.
Grand Curio Charade
Richard Neal
July 20–September 17
Drawing, painting, sculpture, collage, and installation will all be involved in producing the Greatest Show on Earth, the likes of which nobody's ever seen before! Thrill to the spectacle of art forged from fire! Come marvel at the live exotic plant!
She Spoke Up
Linda Pearlman Karlsberg
October 13–November 12
She Spoke Up centers women’s voices through art that addresses advocacy, identity, and personal truth. Linda Pearlman Karlsberg presents a powerful body of work that honors courage, expression, and the act of being heard.
Signature #5, Evans Arnold
Salacia, Richard Neal
She Spoke Up III,
Serena Williams, Linda Pearlman Karlsberg
Calls for Art
New Calls for Art will appear here soon.