KLeJeune Fine Art

10/14/2026

The art for the Mountain Oyster Club Show is up!

https://mountainoysterclub.com/show/2026-art-show-gallery/

10/13/2026

LIMITLESS, on view Now at The Centerpiece

We are thrilled to host Women Artists of the West’s 56th National Exhibition, featuring extraordinary work by more than 80 artists

This nationally juried exhibition celebrates the remarkable range of voices, subjects, and perspectives in contemporary representational art, honoring a rich legacy of women in fine art while looking toward its future.

On view through November 6th

Find Your Centerpiece
Gallery Hours:
Tuesday-Friday, 11:00am-6:30pm
Saturday, 11:00am-6:00pm
Sunday and Monday, by appointment
Call with inquiries: 919-870-5342

10/06/2026

It’s going to be an amazing show! My piece is on the bottom right.

10/06/2026

If you’re in the area, this show is a must see! And I noticed my team in this photo!

The work is here and the walls are full!

LIMITLESS has officially transformed the gallery.
We’re counting down to Friday evening, when we open the doors for the Women Artists of the West 56th Annual National Exhibition, bringing together extraordinary paintings and sculpture by more than 80 artists from across the United States and Canada.

LIMITLESS Opening Reception
Friday, October 9th
5–8pm

Consider this your first peek…
even better in person

We can’t wait to welcome you!
Gallery Hours:
Tuesday-Friday, 11:00am-6:30pm
Saturday, 11:00am-6:00pm
Sunday and Monday, by appointment
Call with inquiries: 919-870-5342

09/24/2026

One thing I already LOVE about the Mountain Oyster Club show…I varnish my pastels. Some shows require an artist to cover all pastels with glass or acrylic. I understand why, but since I varnish mine I’d like to be able to have the option on this decision. Well Mountain Oyster gives me that option!! WAOW gives us the option also! I keep hoping someday that all art shows will. So my “Hotshod” will be going to this show in all its naked glory!!

09/23/2026

I am pinching myself right now! My piece “Hotshod” has been selected by jury for the Mountain Oyster Club’s 57th Annual Contemporary Western Art Show & Sale! Such a prestigious exhibition!

The show takes place Sunday, November 22, 2026, from 3:00–5:30 pm at the historic Pond Mansion in Tucson, Arizona.

Over 200 emerging and nationally renowned artists will present their newest work in this beautiful, invitation-only setting. Join us for cocktails and hors d’oeuvres while viewing outstanding traditional and contemporary Western art.

Hotshod
24x18 pastel pencils mounted on board, varnished.

God is so good!

Space is limited and tickets must be purchased in advance. For inquiries or to request an invitation, contact Alisha Taylor, Art Show Director, at 520-792-0319 or [email protected].

I hope to see you there!

Mountain Oyster Club Art Show

09/21/2026

I’m so blessed! I received an invitation to submit for a chance at being published in the Nov/Dec edition of Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine. I wasn’t going to enter but something kept telling me to give it a try. So I did, on the last day for submitting. Lo and behold, look what I received today!!!!
Many thanks goes out to Streamline Publishing, Dave Bernard senior marketing specialist, and Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine! Thank you all!

09/15/2026

“Some Shady Ladies”
16x20 charcoal
Mounted on board, varnished and framed

09/09/2026

So, the drawing on the left was rejected by two different shows recently. I decided to play with it before I chunk it in the dumpster, because I really like the subjects. I’m learning this art thing as I go along so it’s hit and miss a lot of the time. It was originally a varnished pastel, so it’s hard to keep the new colors on top even though I sanded it. With pastels that you varnish the dark background will erase lighter colors you try to add on top. So here’s my progress so far. I’m getting rid of a lot of the green and the pink shirt. Let me know if you think it’s worth it or if I should give up and move on. Ignore the reflection on the right.

09/05/2026

Mounted on board and varnished, just waiting on the frame.