April 2021 Solo Exhibit

The Lasting Allure of Paint: Information

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October 2021 Group Exhibit

Exposure Unlimited 35th Anniversary Exhibit: Information

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Now on Instagram!

Bob Worthy is now on Instagram: @bob.worthy Follow him here.

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In October of 2016 Worthy joined fellow artists Christine Long and Mary Magneson in Studio 13 at Libertytown Arts Workshop

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Exposure Unlimited Celebrates Thirty Years of Art Exhibits

In the winter of 1986 John Nichols Jr. approached Fredericksburg area artists to seek members for an exhibition group. Originally formed as "Art Shop", the group's first venture began that summer as a co-op in the middle gallery of the Silversmith House/FCCA. By August of that year the group transitioned into its present form. No longer a co-op; the name "Exposure Unlimited" was adopted by the group. Early exhibits occurred at local community colleges and at a Fredericksburg Fine Arts Festival exhibit which was held in the DuPont Galleries during December 1986 and January 1987 at what is now the University of Mary Washington. In the spring of 1988 the group returned to the Fredericksburg Center for the Creative Arts (FCCA) with an exhibit titled "Risk Takers". Exposure Unlimited would return to FCCA for their 20th and 25th anniversary exhibits and now in June of 2016 the current membership will celebrate 30 years of exhibitions and camaraderie with their 30th anniversary exhibit. Over the years membership in the group has changed, but three of those founding members who continue with the group today are Cathy Herndon, John Nichols Jr. and Bob Worthy. Other current members include local artists Jimmy Butler, Betsy Glassie, Joan Limbrick, David Lovegrove, Retta Robbins and Paula Rose.

Installing the Exhibit "30 Years of Exposure Unlimited"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMwGX7HB1jM

Exposure Unlimited's 30th Anniversary Exhibit was reviewed by Joseph Di Bella, Professor Emeritus UMW

"Bob Worthy never ceases to surprise his following with another side of his talent. While I have much admired his photo and drawing transfers in the past, his recent oil and cold wax paintings are jewels. Morning Mist is a triptych in which the striations of nuanced harmonic color at once both lie softly modulated in texture and extend as illusionistic cues of spatial depth. It may seem at first sight that the interval relationships allude to Rothko, but for me these are responses to the impression of light in the landscape, softer than Wolfe Khan's art. In all of Bob's pieces in this show, light and space are tactile manifestations." Joseph Di Bella

First Friday Reception "30 Years of Exposure Unlimited"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVtbT_We9NI