FEBRUARY 2026: WALK ON WHITE

February 19, 6-9PM

This month, Harrison Gallery will highlight more works by Frankie Slaughter. Symbolically, the porcelain envelopes, tied together with a leather cord and finished with a porcelain key, represent our connection to the world outside the comfort and privacy of home. Whether the letter inside is an invitation, promotion, rejection or personal message, the correspondence shapes our relationship and how we react to the people outside our private sphere. The porcelain key represents the locking (or unlocking) of those messages.

Frankie Slaughter Bundles of Envelopes

Carrying the Load

Necklace

JANUARY 2026: WALK ON WHITE

January 15, 6-9PM

This month, Harrison Gallery will highlight works by Frankie Slaughter and Joanne Klein. Frankie Slaughter is a mixed media artist who works and resides in Richmond, Virginia. Her work urges the viewer to stay again and again in the imperfect but beautiful moment. Joanne Klein is based between Long Island and Key West. Her geometric constructions consist of graphite, aluminum, and charcoal.

Frankie Slaughter’s Carrying the Load

Joanne Klein’s geometrical construction

December 2025: Walk on White

December 18th, 6-9pm

Who Is Charlie Jones?…Harrison Gallery is excited to kick off the 40th Anniversary season with Ben Harrison’s novel Charlie Jones. From California to Corpus Christi, Texas, and México his fast paced multigenerational novel.

Also on show is the premier of Marlene True, a Key West metalsmith and passionate collector of tin cans and found objects, drawn to their rich history, textures, and colors. She transforms these discarded materials into striking jewelry, giving them new life and meaning.

Helen Harrison’s On Pointe series dances along with the fine artists she represents. Please join us!

Ben Harrison’s Charlie Jones

Marlene True’s Orchid Leaf Necklace

Helen Harrison’s On Pointe V

October 2025: Walk on White

October 16th, 6-9pm

Harrison Gallery is excited to kick off the season by showcasing Jean Carper in a new medium: the New York Times bestselling author has recently taken up painting. Also on show will be a new piece by Terry Gindele – part of his “second childhood,” as he phrases it. The opening is timely, as these artists’ use of color and abstraction evokes the playful spirit of Fantasy Fest.

Jean Carper

Terry Gindele

Jean Carper

SALLY BINARD

SALLY BINARD

March 16-April 5th 2023

showcasing Sally’s two new works surrounding women’s identity, history and social constructs.

March 15 :: STAY ABREAST OF THE TIMES

HARRISON GALLERY . 6-8 PM . 825 WHITE STREET . KEY WEST, FL

Helen Harrison, Abreast of the Times detail, 24”x28”x4”, calabash and wood

Helen Harrison, Abreast of the Times detail, 24”x28”x4”, calabash and wood

Stay Abreast of the Times at Harrison Gallery
Thursday, March 15, 6-8pm

Featured works by Joanne Klein, Terry Thommes, Melinda K. Hall, Katie Pumphrey, Cheryl Troxel, Valerie Hoh, TJ McDermott, Carrie Disrud, Lisa Wederquist, Cheryl Wilson-Smith, Maxine Makeover, Suzy Wahl, Christian Burchard, David Wegman, Kiff Slemmons, Cathy Rose, and Helen Harrison 

A Love Possesed :: Melinda K. Hall

HARRISON GALLERY . 6-8 PM . 825 WHITE STREET . KEY WEST, FL

Melinda K. Hall,  "A Love Possessed: #1 The Meeting", 11" x 13"

Melinda K. Hall,  "A Love Possessed: #1 The Meeting", 11" x 13"

Please join us at Harrison Gallery this Saturday, February 3, from 6-8pm for a special showing of Santa Fe artist, Melinda K. Hall's series "A Love Possessed", that coincides with Undying Love, A Key West Musical. We will also be highlighting new aluminum, charcoal and graphite works by Key West artist Joanne Klein. 

Hall was inspired to create her interpretation of this story in a series of 8 paintings entitled, "A Love Possessed". She decided to capture the events in an Ex Voto style. Ex Voto, short for Ex Voto Susepto, is a Latin term "from the vow made", a painted offering often found in churches or shrines in thanksgiving for a miracle received. Because Hall is a narrative painter by nature, this sort of story telling with pictures and words suits her preferred artistic sensibilities and the story of Carl von Cosel and Elena is most certainly woven with the notions of vows, miracles and dark humor.

January 18 :: Katie pumphrey :: OVER UNDER

HARRISON GALLERY . 6-8 PM . 825 WHITE STREET . KEY WEST, FL

Katie Pumphrey, Standoff I & II, 34"x14", oil on canvas, 2015

Katie Pumphrey, Standoff I & II, 34"x14", oil on canvas, 2015

Due to a great response, we're extending our special show of new and older works from Baltimore artist, Katie Pumphrey to this Thursday's Walk on White.

Please join us at Harrison Gallery this Thursday, January 18 from 6-8pm
for another chance to meet the artist and enjoy her work which examines themes of confrontation, movement, territory, and instinct.