Visitors to the UA Gallery take in paintings by Dale Kennington.

UA Gallery

Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center
620 Greensboro Avenue
Tuscaloosa, AL 35401

Monday–Friday: 9am-4pm
First Friday Events: Noon–7pm
Saturday and Sunday: Closed

CURRENT EXHIBIT

Jayne Morgan – Honey, Im Home

June 5 – September 18

The University of Alabama Gallery is pleased to present Jayne Morgan – Honey, I’m Home for its summer exhibition. This show will open this First Friday June 5th to the public. It will be on display from June 5th- September 18th. There will be a public reception September 4th from 5-7pm with the artist. For more than fifteen years, Jayne Morgan has used the iconic Honeybear bottle as a recurring motif to explore memory, identity, and belonging. In Honey, I’m Home, the familiar Honeybear moves beyond the still life, becoming a vehicle for stories of loss and healing, love and home, and the unexpected sweetness found in everyday moments. Morgan leads art activities as a volunteer for Children’s of Alabama and Unless U, and has served as art director for the Exceptional Foundation. She teaches private art classes for children, and her artwork is the face of the anti-littering campaign in Hoover, AL. She has worked on film and video projects in Los Angeles and in Birmingham. A full time exhibiting painter, she and her husband criss-cross the country as extensive travelers and adventurers. Morgan has a BFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia.

Recent Exhibits

Transcendental Slacker- William A. LawLer

Transcendental Slacker, a solo exhibition featuring the work of UA faculty member William A. LawLer, opens in The University of Alabama Gallery on October 2. The show’s opening reception is scheduled for First Friday, October 2, 2026, from 5-7 p.m. William A. LawLer is a Birmingham-based visual artist and professor. His practice is concerned with experimentation, the alchemy of paint, and the passing of time. Through unique processes, his paintings are brought to life over lengthy periods of time. Rich surfaces are built up using traditional and nontraditional […]