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Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest Retrospective exhibition on view through September 24.

09/17/2026

JUST ANNOUNCED: The Alabama State Council on the Arts is awarding over $3.9 million in grants to 201 nonprofit organizations, schools, and universities.

From theatre productions, festivals, and concert series to administrative support, exhibitions, and after-school arts programs, these grants assist organizations that bring arts experiences to communities across the state.

Congrats to all the grant recipients! View the announcement here: https://media.alabama.gov/pr/pr.aspx?id=16804

08/19/2026

Art meets conservation. 🖼️🔥

Splinter Hill Bog is a protected Alabama treasure filled with rare, fire-dependent species of pitcher plants, longleaf pines, and orange fringed orchids.

Watch our latest Reel to learn about three of the stunning photographs currently on display and more about Splinter Hill Bog.

Presented in partnership with the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (Outdoor Alabama), this exhibition highlights the vital connection between art and environmental conservation within our beautiful state.

Stop by the gallery to see all the photographs featured in Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest Retrospective, on view until September 24.

Images:
Splinter Hill Bog, Arthur Davis, 2024
Longleaf Pine, Sophia Charlotte Haines, 2021
Orange Fringed Orchid, Karen Chiasson, 2024

Visual Description: An exploration of our current exhibition, with emphasis on three photographs taken at Splinter Hill Bog. Transitions between the photos of white topped pitcher plants, longleaf pines, and orange fringed orchids merge into vibrant footage of these species thriving at Splinter Hill Bog.

08/11/2026

Did you know Alabama has more than 130,000 miles of streams and rivers? In fact, 10% of the continental US’s freshwater sources come from Alabama waterways. Dozens of these waterways flow into the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, also known as North America’s Amazon.

These waterways not only support our lives but also many species. Alabama has the most crayfish, mussels, snails, turtles, and freshwater fish in the U.S. Over 300 native freshwater fish live in these waterways, and 40% of all North American fish species are native to Alabama.

Scientists believe Alabama’s vast biodiversity is a result of the land lacking glacier formations during the Ice Age. This allowed uninterrupted years of adaptation to Alabama’s ecosystems from the Appalachian Mountains’ Piedmont to the coastal lands of the Gulf.

Currently on display in the gallery is a selection of photographs that highlight the beauty of our waterways… and our high concentration of waterfalls!

Outdoor Alabama Photo Retrospective is on view until September 24. Plan or schedule your visit soon.

Images:
1. Ryan Beverly, Leprechaun Falls at Bankhead National Forest, 2022
2. Brad Lackey, Desoto Falls at Desoto State Park, 2024
3. Keith Bozeman, Kayaker and Bald Cypress on Tennessee River, 2025
4. Hannah Sumner, Hiking Holmes Chapel Falls in Bankhead National Forest, 2022
5. Urvi Mysore, Noccalula Falls in Gadsden, 2024

08/06/2026

Happy Thursday! Let’s look at some bugs. Click through to enjoy photos of momentary, minute creatures.

Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest Retrospective is still on view for you to see these photos and more until September 24.

Images:
1. Imperial Moth by Karen Chiasson
2. Carpenter Bee by Angela Dothard
3. Red Any by Jim Flynn
4. Jumping Spider by Jim Flynn
5. Red-footed Cannibal-fly by Mitford Fontaine Sr.

* Note: Photos were altered on our end to prevent stealing/downloading original photos without artists’ consent.

07/30/2026

Happy Thursday! Today we are highlighting the Outdoor Alabama photo contest category “Birds.” Click through to enjoy these breathtaking photos featured in the exhibition.
See these photos and more at our current exhibition, Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest Retrospective. On view through September 24.

"Marbled Godwit," by Mark Watts
"Blue Grosbeak," by Amber Hart
"Eastern Wild Turkey," by Richard Curtin
"Male Ruby-throated Hummingbird," by Brent Eanes
"Northern Shovelers," by Loralee Manas

*Note: Photos were altered on our end to prevent downloading original photos without artists’ consent.

07/20/2026

Thank you to all who attended the Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest Retrospective opening reception.

From meeting the featured photographers to conversing with Alabamians statewide, it was wonderful seeing such great love and support for this exhibition.

If you missed the reception, you can still see the exhibition on display until September 24.

📸: Selected photos from the Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest Retrospective exhibition.

07/16/2026

The Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest Retrospective is on view until September 24.

A partnership with the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, this exhibition showcases photographs taken by Alabamians utilizing traditional photography techniques with handheld cameras. Taken throughout Alabama between 2021 and 2025, the photographs on display placed in the annual Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest, a joint project between the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and the Alabama Tourism Department. Categories include: Alabama State Parks, Birds, Bugs, Cold-Blooded Critters, Nature-Based Recreation, Scenic, Sweet Home Alabama, Wildlife, and Young Photographer.

Plan your visit to see this remarkable exhibition. We are open M-F, 1:00-4:45 pm, or by appointment.

📸: Selected photos from the Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest Retrospective

05/22/2026

We had a wonderful time celebrating our 2026 honorees during a reception on May 15. Gathering for brunch, conversation, and celebration was a lovely sight to see in our gallery. Thank you to all who attended, and we hope to see you soon!

The “2026 Celebration of Alabama Arts Exhibition” is on view until June 26. We are open M-F 1:00-4:45 pm, and by appointment. More information in our profile.

05/12/2026

Happy Tuesday! Above is a selection from the 2026 Celebration of Alabama Arts exhibition currently on view. Come and learn about each honoree's life in the arts and view a selection of objects and memorabilia pivotal to each of their careers!
All are welcome to attend the Celebration of Alabama Arts event this Thursday, May 14, 2026, at 7:00 pm, Alabama Shakespeare Festival in Montgomery.

04/29/2026

Now on view! Celebration of Alabama Arts exhibition features meaningful objects from each of our 2026 honorees' careers. This exhibition sheds light on the myriad of way these Alabamians champion the arts.

Our 2026 honorees are Debbie Bond, Gary Chapman, George Culver, Eric Essix, Ralph Frohsin Jr., Gary Waldrep, and Scott Wright. They served as co-curators for their sections, selecting items that encapsulate pivotal moments in their careers or artifacts of personal significance, which gives the viewer a behind-the-scenes look into their artistic journeys.

This exhibition is a companion to the Celebration of Alabama Arts event on Thursday, May 14 at 7:00 pm, at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival. All are welcomed to attend. To reserve a free ticket, check out the link in our bio.

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201 Monroe Street, Suite 110
Montgomery, AL
36104

Opening Hours

Monday	1pm - 4:45pm
Tuesday	1pm - 4:45pm
Wednesday	1pm - 4:45pm
Thursday	1pm - 4:45pm
Friday	1pm - 4:45pm

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Website

http://arts.alabama.gov/

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