EXHIBITIONS
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INSTITUTIONAL AND MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS
Jan 29–Apr 26, 2026 | Ingram Gallery
In Her Place highlights the prominent position of women artists in Nashville and beyond through nearly one hundred artworks spanning painting, sculpture, textile, and installation.
Past
Alicia Henry + Fahamu Pecou — Huntsville Museum of Art, Huntsville, Alabama (Oct. 5, 2024‑Feb. 27, 2025) — joint contemporary exhibition showcasing her work
Alicia Henry: To Whom It May Concern — Tiwani Contemporary, London, UK (May 27‑July 3, 2021) — her first UK solo exhibition
Henry: Witnessing — The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, Toronto (Jan. 26‑May 12, 2019) — her first solo Canadian exhibition (also shown at Southern Alberta Art Gallery, Lethbridge).
Home: Works by Alicia Henry — Giertz Gallery, Parkland College (Feb. 13‑Mar. 28, 2017) — solo exhibition celebrating her work, including receptions and artist talks.
Alicia — Carl Van Vechten Gallery, Fisk University — monographic survey focusing on major work spanning decades (part of Tennessee Triennial).
Historic Museum & Major Institutional Exhibitions
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia — Halifax, Canada (2022).
Southern Alberta Art Gallery — Lethbridge, Canada (2019‑20, group with Witnessing).
Frist Center for the Visual Arts — Nashville, TN (e.g., 2016 & earlier).
Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney — Sydney, Australia (2012).
Nashville International Airport — Nashville, TN (2002 exhibition).
Cheekwood Museum of Art — Nashville, TN (circa 2000).
Whitney Museum of American Art — New York City (1997).
Carnegie Museum of Art — Pittsburgh, PA (1996).
Special Projects & Group Shows
(un)knowing — Christian-Green Gallery, UT Austin (Feb. 9‑May 18, 2024) — thematic exhibition of works highlighting identity and portraiture.
ANALOGOUS: Alicia Henry, Luanne Martineau, Evan Penny — TrépanierBaer, spring 2024 — group show featuring Henry’s large-scale work Analogous II.
Multiple early and community exhibitions — possibly including group and faculty-related shows like Isolation Drills, Defining Space, The Walk, Fragile, Out of Our Minds etc., reported in archived studio exhibition listings.
Listings reflect past exhibitions, presentations, or collections based on publicly available information and do not imply current representation or ownership unless explicitly stated.