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Robert Calcagno Exhibtion and Artist Reception Thursday, October 1st, 2026
Shuptrine's Gallery invites you to an exhibition and artist reception celebrating new works by Robert Calcagno, often referred to as America's "French Impressionist." Inspired by the beauty and atmosphere of the French countryside and the American landscape, Calcagno's luminous paintings capture light, color, and mood with remarkable elegance. Meet the artist and enjoy an evening of exceptional fine art on Thursday, October 1st, from 4:30–7:30 PM, at Shuptrine's Gallery.
SAVE THE DATE! Alan Shuptrine & Evan WIlson at Happy Valley Mansion November 5th, 2026
An Exhibition featuring the extraordinary etchings of Stephen Scott Young thru AUgust 31st, 2026
ALAN Shuptrine Fine ARt ExhibITION CommonSpirit - Memorial HOspital June - August, 2026
It's a Celebration of Art and Healing! Hosted by CommonSpirit – Memorial Hospital, A Celebration: 40 Years of Fine Art with Alan Shuptrine showcases an extraordinary collection of works by acclaimed watercolorist Alan Shuptrine, alongside a special selection of paintings by his father, the late Hubert Shuptrine (1936–2006). The exhibition offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience the artistic legacy of two generations of celebrated American painters.
Opening Reception CommonSpirit – Memorial Hospital Thursday, June 18th, 2026 5:00PM-6:30PM 2525 Desales Ave, Chattanooga, TN Open to the Public
news
Alan shuptrine featured in cityscope magazine for fall 2022
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Alan Shuptrine invited to exhibit at vero beach museum of art coastal treasures exhibition may 20 - september 3, 2023
Artist, Alan Shuptrine, Chosen For U. S. Department of State’s Art in Embassies Program in Qatar
Nationally renowned artist, Alan Shuptrine, has been selected to participate with Art in Embassies, a department within the U.S. Department of State. Shuptrine’s work will be displayed within the residence of the United StateS Ambassador to Qatar, Minister-Counselor Timmy T. Davis.
The Art in Embassies (AIE) focuses on promoting diplomacy and cross-cultural connections through visual art. The idea began in 1953 when the Museum of Modern Art provided art for U.S. embassies across the globe. In 1963, President John F. Kennedy officially established the AIE as a program of the Department of State. Artists who are selected by curators are invited to participate. Artwork is hand-selected for private residences of the Ambassadors, embassies, consulates, and other U.S. diplomatic facilities around the world.
Shuptrine’s chosen piece, Dancing Man, will be on display in the Ambassador’s private residence in Qatar for the next 3 years where official functions are held throughout his tenure.
Summer 2025
Alan Shuptrine Artist-In-Residence at Skibo Castle Dornoch, Scotland
Alan Shuptrine traveled to the beautiful hills of Scotland in AUgust, 2025, as he was been invited to be the Artist-In-Residence at historical Skibo castle. He was on property for a welcoming reception and a series of private artist events. His works were exhibited in the castle's private gallery during his residency.