Alice Hubbard Stallings

61st Annual Juried Fine Arts Exhibition

Check Out the Winners of the 61st Annual Fine Arts Show!

All Fine Arts Show Artwork on Display Through January 30 — Don’t Miss It!

Alice Hubbard Stallings

Alice Hubbard Stallings, originally from Norfolk, Virginia, made Washington, North Carolina her home with husband T. Franklin Stallings. A dedicated artist, she studied at East Carolina University and explored a wide range of media throughout her life.

Her work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, including a 2018 retrospective at Arts of the Pamlico celebrating her creative legacy. Beyond her art, Alice was a driving force in the local arts scene—she co-founded the Beaufort County Arts Council in 1972, which later became Arts of the Pamlico.

This exhibition proudly bears her name in tribute to her lifelong contributions to the arts and through the generous support of her family.

Group of seven people standing outdoors in front of a building, smiling and posing for a photo.
A woman standing next to a framed picture of a building, indoors near a window with shutters.
An elderly woman with short gray hair, dressed in a cream-colored top, beige pants, and a colorful, abstract-patterned kimono-style jacket, standing against a white brick wall.

Meet the Juror

Lynn Mehta is a Virginia-based, award-winning oil painter known for her expressive, textured style that blends abstraction and representation.

A lifelong artist inspired by her mother, she holds a B.A. in Art from San Diego State University and has trained with renowned artists in the U.S. and abroad.

She is a Signature Member of the American Impressionist Society and the American Society of Marine Artists. Her work is held in collections including the Maryhill Museum of Art, the National Institutes of Health, and Acadia National Park.

A smiling woman with gray hair wearing a blue top and gold earrings against a dark background.
Colorful impressionist painting of a floral arrangement in a blue vase with various vibrant flowers on a table.
An abstract landscape painting with a blue sky, sandy terrain, and distant hills.
View Her Work Here