Welcome to the American Impressionist Society Founded in 1998 by four Florida artists in honor of their mentor, William Schultz. Thanks to the vision of Charlotte M. Dickinson, Marjorie I. Bradley, Pauline S. Ney and William Schultz, we have celebrated over twenty years of service to artists currently working in the style of Impressionism. AIS has grown to be one of the most respected national art organizations in the country, with over 1,800 members nationwide as of October 2020. AIS partners with galleries and arts organizations to present our National and Small Works Showcase each year. |
21st Annual AIS National Juried Exhibition
October 22 - November 21, 2020
Opening reception Thursday, October 22, 2020
Awards Presentation 5pm, Electric Theater
Congratulations to the Award Winners!
View the Awards Presentation and the winning artwork.
The work is on exhibit at Illume Gallery of Fine Art in St. George, Utah
View all the artwork on Illume website
Download the list of juried artists here.
Join us at the 21st Annual National Juried Exhibition Opening Week
Paint Out, demos, panel discussion, workshop, and receptions!
William Schneider AISM Judge of Awards
Our current exhibits:
21st Annual AIS National Exhibit
Illume Gallery in St. George, Utah
Opening Reception is October 22 and the show will be on display through November 21.
AIS 2020 Online Exhibit is a completely different show--IT'S NOT THE NATIONAL EXHIBIT!
View the AIS 2020 ONLINE EXHIBITION CATALOG
The list of Award Winners in our Online Exhibition AIS Award Winners Artwork 2020 Download the full alphabetical list of Congratulations to the 290 AIS artists who were juried into our exhibition. We received 2,172 entries for considerations by the jurors. |
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AIS Artist Retreat 2020 Such fun we had together! Mackinac Island, Michigan Sunday, August 30, Monday, August 31 and Tuesday, September 1, 2020 Thanks to Elizabeth Pollie, Mackinac Arts Council, Mission Point Resort, Mackinac Carriage Tours, Sheplers, Blick, Art of the West, Michigan Humanities Council and dozens of island businesses for their swag bag donations.
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