ASAA 2026 International Aerospace Art Exhibition
at the Museum of Aviation
The American Society of Aviation Artists is pleased to announce its ASAA 2026 International Aerospace Art Exhibition at the Museum of Aviation, Warner Robins, GA. Twenty-seven artists from around the world had their work selected from nearly 100 entries. The juried display of 38 paintings formally opens on 6 October and will run through mid-March 2027.
The American Society of Aviation Artists was formed in 1986 to bring together, in one professional body, artists who are acknowledged leaders in the field for the purpose of recognizing and promoting interest in aviation art as a fine art form. Artist members are selected by a group of their peers based on their demonstrated abilities and experience. Membership currently numbers over 200 artists and associate members representing all corners of the United States. Foreign affiliates are also welcomed, with members hailing from a number of countries around the globe.
Visitors to the Museum of Aviation are invited to watch as participating artists spend Tuesday, 6 October and Thursday afternoon, 8 October, touring, painting or sketching various exhibits within the Museum.
About the ASAAÂ 
- The ASAA is a non-profit professional society
- ASAA members are among the most recognized aviation artists in the country
- The primary goals of ASAA are:
- Education – Demonstrate through artistic media the importance and adventure of aerospace achievement
- Professional Development – Provide artists with knowledge and awareness to improve their professional skills and business practices
- History – Document the contribution of aerospace personalities, events, and technology to the government, industry, and the general public
- Inspiration – Tell aerospace stories in ways no camera can capture to create curiosity and excitement for audiences of all ages
About the Exhibition
- This Exhibition features original art only; there are no prints or giclees and none of it was created digitally
- Art on display showcases media that include oil and acrylic paints, watercolor, ink, and colored pencils
- International participation has included artists from the United States, Canada, Great Britain, France, South Africa, Brazil, and Pakistan
- All of the art on exhibit was rated by a panel of artist judges, who considered artistic technique, quality, and storytelling content
- Each exhibition is “one-of-a-kind”: artists submit different works each year to be judged
- The stories represented by each work are displayed with the work and included in an exhibition catalog
- Exhibit entries come from both members and non-members
