Current Exhibitions

Works from the Bartlett Center's Permanent Collection

Works from the Sandy Bartlett Scarborough Collection of historically important paintings by Bo Bartlett features paintings and drawings executed by the artist between 1977-2019, currently on view in the Scarborough Gallery.

Below are videos discussing some of the larger works that are a part of the center's permanent collection:

• Civil War, 1994, Oil on linen, 134 x 204 in.
• Damascus Road, 1988, Oil on linen, 120 x 168 in.
• Good Old Days, 2000, Oil on linen, 94 x 98 in.
• Habeas Corpus, 2006, Oil on linen, 82 x 128 in.
• Hiroshima, 1994, Oil on linen, 134 x 204 in.
• Leviathan, 2000, Oil on linen, 188 x 138 in.
• Object Permanence, 1986, Oil on linen, 120 x 168 in.
• Parents, 1988, Oil on linen, 88 x 112 in.
• Tarmac, 1986, Oil on linen, 88 x 176 in.
• The Last Correspondence of Ray Johnson, 2006, Oil on linen, 88 x 67.5 in.

Bo's Brain

Curated by Bo Bartlett, Bo's Brain is currently installed in the Cheves Archival Gallery with a time-lapse video by Matt Hanner and two channel audio by Man Bartlett.

Watch The Brain with Bo Bartlett