Second Street Gallery is pleased to present Federico Cuatlacuatl: Papalotes en Resistencia, on view in the Dové Gallery from October 2 - November 14, 2020.

Second Street Gallery is pleased to present Bearing Witness, a photography exhibition featuring the work of Eze Amos, Ty Hilton, Marley Nichelle, Derrick J. Waller, and Sandy Williams IV.

​Selected works from By the Strength of Their Skin, by the highly regarded Aboriginal women artists Mabel Juli and Regina Pilawuk Wilson, will be on view in the Dové Gallery September 5 - 25, 2020. You can reserve a free appointment online HERE.

Kicking off our 47th Exhibition Season, Teeny Tiny Trifecta 3 consists of three works of art by each artist in a wide range of styles, techniques, and mediums, all measuring 9 x 9 inches or smaller.

​New online exhibition: Snaps From My Home, curated by Stacey Evans and Kristen Chiacchia

Second Street Gallery is pleased to present “This Familiar Space”, an exhibition of work by Stacey Evans in collaboration with high school students from Charlottesville and our sister city of Besançon, France, Charlottesville artist Nina Burke, and Besançon artist Gabriel Hopson. The exhibition opened virtually on Friday, May 1, 2020 at thisfamiliarspace.com and will remain on view online through July 17, 2020. The gallery will offer a digital workshop with the artist on Wednesday afternoons from May 13-27. This three part workshop will feature an artist’s talk, a collage activity, and a virtual critique with the group.

Second Street Gallery is pleased to present Bond/Bound, a new online-only exhibition set to open digitally on Wednesday, April 15, 2020.

Second Street Gallery is pleased to present “Tanya Minhas: Nature Tells Its Own Story”, on view from February 7 – April 24, 2020 in SSG’s Dové Gallery. An opening reception was held in the gallery on First Friday, February 7 from 5:30-7:30pm. Take a virtual tour of the exhibition HERE.

Note: the exhibition will be extended virtually through June 10, 2020. Contact the gallery for acquisition info.

Minhas grew up in Karachi, Pakistan, and moved to the United States to attend Princeton University. She subsequently attended graduate school at Columbia University, and the Arts Students League where she painted portraits in oils. Minhas ventured away from figurative painting, making repetitive drawings using ink, paint, and yarn about the unseen miniscule energies that subtly direct our lives.

Second Street Gallery is pleased to present “By The Strength Of Their Skin”, an exhibition featuring three senior and highly regarded female Aboriginal artists, Noŋgirrŋa Marawili, Mabel Juli and Regina Pilawuk Wilson. A special preview reception was held on Friday, January 24th from 5:30-7:30pm. The First Friday opening reception was held on February 7 from 5:30-7:30pm.

NOTE: the exhibition will be extended virtually through June 10, 2020. Contact the gallery for acquisition info.

Watch the full video tour HERE.

Second Street Gallery is pleased to present “Doug Young: The Slow Death of Rocks”.