Infinite Bounds: Women in Art through the Decades invites visitors on a journey through time, celebrating the vision, innovation, and impact of women artists across generations.

The next Juliet Art Museum artist-in-residence is Kimberly Joy Trathen. Her residency will take place from March 23rd - May 2nd.

We welcome Memento Mori to the Juliet Art Museum, an exhibition where Robert Singleton invites viewers into a quiet, luminous reflection on life, loss, and the balance between darkness and light. Through large atmospheric paintings, Singleton explores mortality not as an ending, but as a pathway to understanding, renewal, and deeper connection.

The exhibition celebrates the 2025 West Virginia Creative Network’s Creative Entrepreneur Fellows, a group of eight artists and creative entrepreneurs recognized for their talents and innovative spirit.

The Juliet Art Museum is pleased to announce its third Juliet Art Museum Invitational Exhibition, celebrating contemporary West Virginian artists working in diverse media from all across the state. This exhibition will celebrate West Virginia's vibrant art communities and the unique voices that make our region exceptional.

The Juliet Art Museum invites visitors to engage directly with the art-making process while exploring rarely exhibited still life works from our permanent collection in Still Life: Drawing from the Collection. This exhibition highlights the richness and diversity of still life as a genre, showcasing a range of artistic approaches and styles across time.

Modernist Echoes: From Picasso to West Virginia highlights work from the Juliet Art Museum’s permanent collection, showcasing how Modernism—a movement that revolutionized artistic expression in the 20th century—reshaped the way artists engaged in art making.