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This June, in celebration of Pride Month, the NHAA proudly presents Transcendence, a regional exhibition that honors the spectrum of LGBTQIA+ experiences in New England.

Image: Awaiting Mr. Melancholy, Bréa Corcoran

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Portland, Maine-based artist Jaime Wing fuses the familiar rituals of Western religion with unapologetically queer symbolism in his first solo exhibition. He harnesses the expressive power of woodblock printing to explore themes of queer identity, spirituality, and collective strength.

Image: The Garden, Jaime Wing

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After a near sold-out exhibition last summer, Darren Taylor is back at NHAA with iCONS. This new exhibition invites viewers to lean in, literally and figuratively, to the lives of cultural giants.

Image: Max Roach, Darren Taylor

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In her first solo exhibition since graduating from the University of New Hampshire, artist Madison Albanese invites viewers into an intimate and immersive meditation on memory, impermanence, and emotional transformation.

Image: Henry, Madison Albanese

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NHAA and Portsmouth Historical Society invited artists who work in all media to submit work for “Contemporary Currents,” a companion exhibit to “Winds of Change,” a Cabot Lyford retrospective focusing on the themes of experimentation and advocacy. On view at 10 Middle Street, April 1-October 13, 2025.

Image: The Decline of Eelgrass, Sarah Koff

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The Art Center in Dover is proud to present Emotions: Captured in Fabric, a solo exhibition of fabric art quilts by Nancy Morgan. The show will be on view from May 12th-June 30th at 1 Washington St, Suite 1177, Dover, NH. An opening reception will be held on June 7th from 6-9 pm.

Image: Sorrow, Nancy Morgan

This May, the Concord Chamber of Commerce and NH Art Association will host a stunning exhibition of Ecoprinted artwork by Carolyn Maul that captures the vibrant textures, colors, and rhythms of a New Hampshire summer. Created using plant material foraged directly from the artist’s own property, each piece is a celebration of natural beauty, seasonal change, and the intimate bond between place and process. Carolyn’s work is on view at the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce from May 19-July 7.

This summer, visitors to NHAA’s most unconventional exhibition space—a cozy bathroom—will discover more than soap and mirrors. They’ll encounter Pocket Thoughts, a gentle, affirming collection of handwritten insights and encouragement curated by artist Ella Bender, with one purpose in mind: to meet you where you are.