2019
- Current: An Exhibition of The Southern Crossings Pottery Festival
- Shadowland: Stratographs and Etchings by Anna Marie Pavlik
- Duality: The New Work of Valerie Timmons
- Horsepower: The Latest Works of Jeaneen Barnhart, Jaime Corum, Tyler Robertson and Richard Sullivan
- Jordan Humbert: “Works of May”
- A Post Modern Renaissance – New works by Nick Brittle
- Hawk Alfredson – Mind Rivers
- Re/GENERATIONAL – A duo exhibition of work by Harlan Strummer Welch-Scarboro and Scott Scarboro
- Reality and Dreams: Shared Loves | Featuring Dobree Adams and Marcia Lamont Hopkins
2018
- POP Goes Kentucky!
- Arturo Alonzo Sandoval – Two Perspectives
- Shawn L. Marshall – SURFACE: Beyond the Horizon
- John W. Snell – Landcapes and Horses: My Kentucky Home
- Lynn Dunbar-Caputuring The Spirit Of Kentucky
- Eyesight Series – New works by John King
- Shared Vision-Gayle Cerlan and Jacque Parsley
- Sound Visual(s)
- Menagerie : New Work By Susan Tolliver
- La Vida, la Muerte y el Amor (Life, Death and Love)
- Anessa Arehart – Silver Cord Sisters: Postcards From The Astral Plane
2017
- Mack Dryden & Albertus Gorman – Cross Currents
- The Memento Series: Travel and Leisure
- The Gestural Line of Equine, new works by Jeaneen Barnhart
- LOCALS: Living On Clay And Louisville Soil 40+ Years Of Clay and Friendship
- City Walks – Ashley Brossart
- Harlan Strummer Welch-Scarboro – Re-Animations
- Italia Con Amore – Dobree Adams
- Kathleen Lolley – Offerings
- Justin Rothshank – Atmospheric Energy
2016
- Jeaneen Barnhart
- Judy Miner/Laura Ross
- Tad DeSanto
- la Vida, la Muerte y el Amor (Life, Death and Love)
- Anna Marie Pavlik
2015
- Ashley Brossart
- Kyle Bianconcini & Jenni Deamer
- Joshua Huettig
- Natasha Sud
- Damon Thompson
- Dobree Adams
- la Vida, la Muerte y el Amor (Life, Death, and Love)
2014
- Sean Garrison
- Patrick Donley
- Wayne Ferguson
- Suzanne Edds & Michelle Amos
- Jacque Parsley
- Julius Friedman
- Harlan Strummer Welch-Scarboro
- Noelle Horsfield
- Catherine Bryant & Vallorie Henderson
- Sarah & Jeral Tidwell
- Saw: Artists Explore the Tool as Canvas
