LMFA is thrilled to present this solo exhibition by San Francisco artist Liz Hickok. With glowing colors and shifts in scale, Hickok’s work calls into question what is real and what is imagined.

Simon Waranch’s “Young Maestro” exhibition will be comprised of new works that merge meticulous technique and lively design into glass figurative pieces of art. What is revealed to the viewer are minimalist and abstract human forms that are elegant and sculptural.

Learn the fundementals of digital camera functions and techniqes. This one day workshop, taught by the illustrious O. Rufus Lovett, will introduce participants to the technical and creative process of digital photography.

Have you ever just wanted to draw something simple and didn’t really know where to begin? This workshop will introduce basic concepts that will teach you how to observe objects, landscapes, buildings and figures in a different way so that you can learn or improve your drawing skills. This is not a cookie cutter class, but rather an introduction of different techniques to help participants reach the artist within themselves. Come ready to explore and take chances so that you can improve your skills! Discover your composition, choosing a motive, balancing values, and staying loose!

LMFA will debut the work of Abstract Expressionist Victor Thall and is honored to tell his story in a retrospective showcasing more than 50 paintings.

New York artist Josh Dorman exhibits his series of paintings illustrating the "internal world" of Alzheimer's patients.

Josh Dorman and documentary film maker Michael Verde will be here for a special talk on Dorman's portraits and a premiere of the documentary Love is Listening in which Dorman's paintings are featured. 

Saturday, November 16th, enjoy your weekend with live music by Andy Gullahorn, at LMFA. Doors open at 7:00pm.

Join us for a magical evening at the Summit Club for Into the Woods – Magic and Mayhem 2019. Our annual event is the best Halloween party in town, so come enjoy a delicious seated dinner, silent and live auctions, complimentary beer and wine, and a cash bar. AND don't forget the costume contest with several prizes to be awarded for creative and outrageous costumes! Tickets are $100.00 per person and benefit the Longview Museum of Fine Arts. For more information or sponsorship opportunities, please contact us at 903.753.8103 or online at LMFA.org.