2026 ART EXHIBITIONS

  • REFLECTION | CHARISMA PANCHAPAKESAN

    VIRGINIA EYE INSTITUTE

    CRONE HOUSE COLLECTION
    IN COMMUNITY
    WITH VEI FOUNDATION

    MARCH 4–31, 2026

    10% of Crone House's commission supports the VEI Foundation's work bringing eye care to those who need it most.

  • Colorful space scene with nebula background and various glowing mushrooms of different colors and sizes floating throughout

    ACROSS THE UNIVERSE

    IT’S GONNA BE GROOVY, Y’ALL!

    JUNE 4–JULY 31, 2026

    VENUE PARTNER: STUDIO ONE TWENTY

    Our second Summer Solstice group exhibition at Studio One Twenty!

    Artwork inspired by psychedelics, meditation, journeying, and other mind-expanding practices, these artists bring their discoveries back with them into their own art.

  • A dark blue oval-shaped object featuring white floral patterns and insects, resembling a ceramic or decorative piece.

    SOFT & WILD

    BOTANICAL CYANOTYPES BY KATHARINE T. JACOBS

    AUGUST 1–SEPTEMBER 30, 2026

    VENUE PARTNER: BLUE BEE CIDER

    Katharine returns with her botanical cyanotypes exploring light, time, and process—where chemistry and care meet the natural world.

  • The word 'DYSTOPIA' in large letters with a collage of a person's face inside the letters, surrounded by a yellow circular brush stroke and various collage elements.

    TO STUDY THE SELF IS TO FORGET THE SELF

    CELEBRATING BLYTHE KING’S
    13 YEARS OF COLLAGE IN RICHMOND

    SEPTEMBER 3–29, 2026

    VENUE PARTNER: MAIN STREET STATION GALLERY

    Women pulled from mid-century catalogs—housewives in swimsuits and slips—reborn as deities. Blythe cuts them free, layers them, gilds them with gold, watches them dissolve into something boundless.

  • A woman with dark curly hair and freckles lying in a bathtub filled with red-colored water, with a white tiled wall in the background.

    ALLIE'S 31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN

    A LOVE LETTER TO ALL THINGS MACABRE

    OCTOBER 1–31, 2026

    Allie Mullin, the Diabolical Queen of Halloween from Durham, NC, creeps her way to Richmond with a decade-spanning retrospective of her bewitching photography series, Allie’s 31 Days of Halloween.

  • Silhouette of a black animal with long legs and pink-tipped claws, standing on an orange surface against a beige background.

    OUR FAMILIARS

    NOVEMBER 5–15, 2026

    Venue Partner: Hannah Anderson’s Studio @ Hybrid House

    An intimate group exhibition honoring the animals and critters that have guided women across cultures and millennia. This show is a soft-lit altar to the creatures who’ve shared our journey.

  • A double exposure image blending a woman in a black dress with long hair, a person with deer antlers and a hooded cloak inside a large translucent sphere, and a woman walking on a beach with fog and sunset.

    DEEP KNOWING

    WHAT WE KNOW IN OUR BONES

    DECEMBER 4, 2026–JANUARY 31, 2027

    VENUE PARTNER: STUDIO ONE TWENTY

    the third and final Crone House Winter Solstice group exhibition—our ancient matriarchal mitochondria, the matrilineal sacred calling that only reveals itself in cronehood, and the Great Ancestress welcoming us home.

PAST ART EXHIBITIONS

  • Organge fox curled up in the snow

    DEEP REST

    WHAT WE FIND IN THE STILLNESS

    DECEMBER 4, 2025–JANUARY 31, 2026

    Second Annual Winter Solstice Exhibition

  • 3 female figures as simple line illustrations with sunflower heads and wash of yellow behind. Skyclad: Let's Get Naked Figurative Art for the Summer Solstice

    SKYCLAD

    LET’S GET NEKKID

    JUNE 17–JULY 13, 2025

    Figurative Art for the Summer Solstice!

  • Sequence of images showing different phases of a lunar eclipse against a dark background, with text overlaid reading "Deep Night: Our Offering of Light" and "Outdoor Luminary Sculptures Celebrating The Winter Solstice."

    DEEP NIGHT

    OUR OFFERING OF LIGHT

    DECEMBER 21, 2024–JANUARY 3, 2025

    Outdoor luminary sculptures celebrating The Winter Solstice at The Yellow House

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