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Familiar faces, fresh perspectives: Protest images, painted skies open popular Middle Street Gallery exhibit

Familiar faces, fresh perspectives: Protest images, painted skies open popular Middle Street Gallery exhibit

by Tim Carrington | Feb 10, 2026 | Art, Sidebar, Top Story

  Middle Street Gallery’s current “Members and Friends” exhibit, one of its most popular shows, runs through April 5, with a reception Feb. 21 from 4-6 p.m. Each year, the gallery’s 20-some members invite a friend to step in with a painting, drawing, photograph...
Painting the human spirit: Kathy Stewart’s path from cancer care to canvas

Painting the human spirit: Kathy Stewart’s path from cancer care to canvas

by Tim Carrington | Jan 1, 2026 | Art, Sidebar, Top Story

Kathy Waller Stewart, currently the featured artist at the Middle Street Gallery, followed a road to art that ran through years of medical training, parenthood, a career as an oncologist, then, after early retirement, a rigorous four-year immersion at the Studio...
Culpeper art show honors heritage, inspires community

Culpeper art show honors heritage, inspires community

by Ayana Summerlinrosa | Oct 24, 2025 | Art, Sidebar

The “Windows to our Heritage: Art that Honors Our Journey” show is back for its second year on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the State Theater, 305 S Main St., Culpeper. “This isn’t just a show; it’s a community gathering where...

Supporting Shenandoah artists, honoring Kevin Adams

by Tim Carrington | Dec 26, 2024 | Art, Education, Health, Politics

Jay Ward Brown creates fund for artists, in honor of his late husband Beloved Rappahannock artist Kevin Adams experienced an exceptionally productive period in 2017, when he relocated from the Town of Washington to the peaks, outcroppings and crannies of the...
Barbara Heile’s paintings: Where she lives, what she loves

Barbara Heile’s paintings: Where she lives, what she loves

by Tim Carrington | Nov 22, 2024 | Art, Education

Heile-a-21-web.jpgEvening Kitchen, Reflections Barbara Heile’s show at the Gay Street Gallery explores where she lives and what she loves. Often the two intersect, which makes multiple visits to the gallery in the Town of Washington worthwhile. The longtime...
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