Exhibitions
Each year Kimball Jenkins presents a dynamic schedule of inspiring and innovative exhibitions. Drawn from a broad range of styles and art forms, the exhibitions showcase the finest works from local and regional artists.
Current Exhibition
Winter Wonderland Juried Art Exhibition
This special exhibition will be on view in the Jill C. Wilson Gallery, located in our historic Mansion, November 29-December 19. Featuring local artists, works will highlight the unique beauty of winter.
Artists on display include:
- Christine Andrews
- Rosanne Beaurivage
- Paulette Brace
- Marie Gervacio
- Elizabeth Holmes
- JoAnn Martin
- Carolyn Sherman
- Diane Siglin
- Pamela Tarbell
- Matthew Walsh
Viewing Hours
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Daily (November 29-December 19): 1:00-8:00pm
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*Extended hours December 5 and 19: 1:00-9:00 pm
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**Closed Thursday, December 11 - no viewing hours
Upcoming Exhibits
Apricity: The Warmth of the Sun in Winter
January 9 – February 14, 2026
An opening reception for the artists and the public will be held on Friday, January 9, from 6pm–8pm.
The New Hampshire Chapter of Women’s Caucus for Art (WCA/NH) will present Apricity: The Warmth of the Sun in Winter at Kimball Jenkins in our historic Mansion and Carriage House from January 9–February 14. This exhibition of paintings, photographs, textiles, sculpture, drawings, and other media features works by forty WCA/NH members all responding in a unique way to the show's wintery theme.
WCA/NH is part of a national organization that promotes the advancement of women in the visual arts through educational programs, networking and exhibition opportunities. The New Hampshire Chapter is a thriving organization with about 100 members. WCA/NH offers several exhibitions a year, bi-annual members’ meetings, and more. To learn more about WCA/NH, click here.
Art & Bloom: 2026
January 22 – January 24, 2026
Opening Reception: January 22, 5pm–7pm
Art & Bloom is back for its 23rd year showcasing floral arrangements created by Garden Club members, community members and professional designers that interpret works of art in Kimball Jenkins’ winter show titled Apricity: The Warmth of Winter Sun. Art & Bloom is free and open to the public. $10 suggested donation.
Thursday, January 22:
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1pm - 2pm......Members only tour with designers
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2pm - 4pm......Open to public
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5pm - 7pm......Opening Reception
Friday, January 23:
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10am - 6pm......Open to the public
Saturday, January 24:
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10am - 4pm......Open to the public
To read more about the Concord Garden Club and its mission statement, click here to visit their website.
KJ Faculty Exhibition
February 20 – March 28, 2026
Opening reception: TBA
Come together and admire the talents of our faculty here at Kimball Jenkins!
This exhibition will feature drawings, paintings, mixed media works, sculptures, and ceramics from our wonderful teachers.
For more information on upcoming classes with our instructors, click here.
Sylvia Brofos Student Exhibition 2026
TBA, 2026
The annual Sylvia Brofos Student Exhibition is an exciting time to show off the talent of our students! All artists showing in this exhibit have taken classes at KJ within the past two years and have continued their journey through art.
To see more information about submitting your work to this exhibition and examples of previously submitted works, click here. Submissions are open to all ages and skill levels.
Cardinals in Forsynthia by Diane Siglin
Previous Exhibits
The Art & Craft of Photography: An Exploration of Analog Photography by Contemporary Artists
October 3 – November 7, 2025
The medium of photography finds its origins in the nineteenth century using light sensitive material and chemistry. Kimball Jenkins studio artists Bev Conway, John Hoglund, Claudia Rippee, Gary Samson, and members of the NH Center for Photography will present their work utilizing 19th and 20th century photographic processes including cyanotypes, platinum prints, kallitypes, salt prints, photogravure, gelatin silver prints, and wet-plate photography.
This exhibition provides a unique and rare opportunity to see original handmade images that explore the techniques that shaped the history of photography.
ON/OFF THE WALL
The Mansion at Kimball Jenkins
June 20 – August 15, 2025
Kimball Jenkins proudly presents ON/OFF THE WALL, a bold and immersive exhibition celebrating the breadth and innovation of contemporary printmaking across New England. This marks our first collaborative show with Pillar Gallery + Projects, brought to life within our historic Mansion.
ON/OFF THE WALL showcases printmaking artists who defy convention – working across a dynamic range of mediums and scales, from intimate prints to expansive installations. Audiences will encounter works rooted in traditional methods like serigraphy, relief printing, monotypes, and etching, alongside inventive new approaches that expand the very definition of the medium. Expect sculptural prints, three-dimensional pieces, and large-scale works that blur the lines between print, installation, and fine art.
ON/OFF THE WALL thematically explores geometric abstraction, natural forms, and shifting perspectives, inviting viewers to engage with printmaking in unexpected ways. Through this thoughtful curation, the exhibition reflects the evolving dialogue between artists and their environment, pushing the medium forward into new realms of expression.
This exhibition supports and uplifts the growing printmaking studio at Kimball Jenkins Estate and celebrates the ingenuity of regional artists who are redefining what it means to work on and off the wall.
Works by ten printmakers across the Northeast including:
- Annie Silverman
- Mary Mead
- William Mitchell
- Rachel Gross
- Chris Beneman
- Anne McMillan
- Aric Russom
- Lynn Newcomb
- Andrew Heath
- Mike Smoot
