Exhibitions

Through August 4, 2019

Featuring works from six Navajo artists considered to be masters of their craft Tony
Abeyta, Shonto Begay, David Johns, Emmi Whitehorse, Baje Whitethorne, Sr., and
Larry Yazzie. This exhibit focuses on the rich cultural and spiritual Navajo traditions.
The concept for this exhibit was a collaboration between Booth Museum and guest
curator Peggy Lanning, a former gallery owner.

Through July 28, 2019

Even before the Booth opened to the public in 2003 the museum was collecting a wide variety of art and objects and has continued throughout the years since. While every object is important, only the best, largest, most relevant or more important may make it on display. This exhibition will highlight items of significance that have rarely if ever been shown, including small study paintings, a 2000 Palm Beach voting machine and other presidential material, miniature sculptures, and new acquisitions.

Through June 2, 2019

This retrospective of Bob Kolbrener’s black and white photography will showcase his extensive body of work on the American West, all created in the “old fashioned way” by using large format cameras and fiber-based prints. Having trained under Ansel Adams, Kolbrener captures breathtaking ephemeral moments in nature along with other powerful scenes with his signature wit, insight, and sometimes humor.

Through May 12, 2019

See the exhibition and meet the student-artists featured in the Primary & Elementary Schools Art Exhibition.

Through April 28, 2019

T. Allen Lawson is drawn to the quieter side of life. Over time he has developed a discipline of patiently observing and studying the often unnoticed rhythms and subtleties of his surroundings. In his paintings he strives to build layers and textures with pigment to create the abstraction and nuanced depth he feels in nature and the world around him. Born and raised in Sheridan, Wyoming, the American West is an integral part of who he is.

Through March 10, 2019

Georgia artist, John Cleaveland invites the viewer into the scene, bringing together history and ecology in a unique display of landscapes.

Though January 20, 2019
Temporary Exhibition Gallery

This exhibition brings together two of the country’s top landscape painters, highlighting both the similarities and differences in their styles. Both artists will serve as Featured Artists for the 2018 Southeastern Cowboy Festival & Symposium, delivering the keynote address and workshops during the week.

Though November 18, 2018
Picturing America Gallery

A veteran of the country music industry, Marty Stuart is much more than a master musician; he is a producer, writer, historian, collector, curator, and photographer. In fact, the Mississippi native has been taking photographs nearly as long as he has played guitar. This exhibition features Stuart’s documentary photography of American culture through country music singers and songwriters, local characters encountered on tour, and the Lakota Tribe of North Dakota. American Ballads: The Photographs of Marty Stuart was organized by the Frist Art Museum, Nashville, Tennessee.

Through October 7, 2018
Temporary Exhibition Gallery

Wildlife fans, artists, environmentalists and children will all be awed by the big cats, elephants, wolves and other animals in the paintings of Guy Coheleach. Recognized as one of the best wild animal painters in the world, Coheleach’s work has toured to nearly two dozen major museums in cities from New York to Los Angeles. He has won the Society of Animal Artists Award of Excellence an unprecedented eight times.