long time gallery artist chris terry is celebrating his retirement from utah state university where he has taught for 31 years with a wonderful exhibition focused on his four sabbaticals taken between 1994 and 2018.

as we navigate our way through this time we are doing our best to roll with the punches. our plan is to continue to share our passion for the arts through our digital platforms and look forward to getting back into our beautiful gallery space soon.

a digital exhibition is never going to be the same experience as seeing a show in person. but for now hidell brooks is embracing the reality of virtual + digital exhibitions because we feel strongly about continuing to provide a platform to exhibit artwork.

spring is just around the corner and who better to get us in the mood other than the superstar creative selena beaudry. a beautiful mess new paintings, baubles and collages is spread out over three rooms each as marvelous as the last.

we cannot believe the new year is upon us already. our exhibition schedule is our calendar and we mark the passing of time with whose show was up and when. we are thrilled to share with you our 2020 exhibition schedule.

we are gearing up for the first opening of 2020 for brian coleman and chris terry. both painters have been working arduously in their studios for the past year in preparation for their solo exhibitions.

we were elated to see hometown artist ruth ava lyons walk into the gallery for our november opening. fresh off the boat from the arctic circle where she was part of a expeditionary residency program traveling through the svalbard archipelago islands.

the last opening of the year is upon us and we are thrilled to be exhibiting three strong female painters jenny nelson, laura sanders and mary nelson sinclair.

hidell brooks is incredibly excited to open storyboard new paintings + works on paper by atlanta artist sally king benedict. the opening reception is friday, october 4th from 6-8 pm and sally will be at the opening.

hidell brooks is kicking off the fall art season with two solo exhibitions for southern artists susan mcalister and kate long stevenson. both artist’s shows includes works on canvas and paper.