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Transformations: From Art School to Art World – Stephen, Ted, and J. Theo Johnson , Edgar Heap of Birds Family Gallery, Department of Visual Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, October 27–November 8, 2025. The exhibition brought together t
In the Academic Tradition: Connections between the Artist’s Work and his Art Collection , Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art, St. Joseph, Missouri, 2022.
Language, Content and the Alphabet: Collages, Paintings and Sculpture by Stephen T. Johnson , Mulvane Art Museum, Washburn University, Topeka, Kansas, 2008. Installation view.
ABSTRACTIONS by Stephen T. Johnson , Weinberger Fine Art, Kansas City, Missouri, March 3–April 28, 2012. Installation view.
Installation view featuring Meditation on the Memory of a Princess , An Abstract Alphabet: New Works by Stephen T. Johnson , Spencer Museum of Art, 2007.
Stephen T. Johnson’s father, Ted Johnson, viewing works in In the Academic Tradition: Connections between the Artist’s Work and his Art Collection , Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art, 2022.
Language, Content and the Alphabet , 2008. Installation view.
Installation view of ABSTRACTIONS by Stephen T. Johnson , Weinberger Fine Art, 2012.
Installation view of ABSTRACTIONS by Stephen T. Johnson , Weinberger Fine Art, 2012.
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Stephen T. Johnson speaking with Spencer Museum of Art director Saralyn Reece Hardy and guests at a private reception sponsored by U.S. Bank during An Abstract Alphabet: New Works by Stephen T. Johnson , 2007.
Representatives , 100 constructed robots, 2010. Installation view from Language, Content and the Alphabet , Mulvane Art Museum.
Art and Ideas: Stephen T. Johnson , White Gallery, Sangre de Cristo Arts Center, Pueblo, Colorado, 2011. Installation view.
Sketchbook studies for the letter “F” from Alphabet City , exhibited in Building Stories , National Building Museum, Washington, D.C., 2024.
Exterior view during the opening reception of ABSTRACTIONS by Stephen T. Johnson , Weinberger Fine Art, Kansas City, Missouri, 2012.
Stephen T. Johnson with his parents at the opening of ABSTRACTIONS by Stephen T. Johnson , Weinberger Fine Art, Kansas City, Missouri, 2012.
In the Academic Tradition: Connections between the Artist’s Work and his Art Collection , Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art, St. Joseph, Missouri, 2022. Works from left to right: The Wine-Colored Bodice (1928) by John Theodore Johnson ; four wo
City by Numbers paintings in Art and Ideas: Stephen T. Johnson , Sangre de Cristo Arts Center, Pueblo, Colorado, 2011.
Accumulations: Paintings and Installations by Stephen T. Johnson and Joelle Ford , Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Montgomery, Alabama, 2012. Installation view of works by Stephen T. Johnson.
Stephen T. Johnson engaging with an interactive element in Building Stories , National Building Museum, Washington, D.C., 2024.
Stephen T. Johnson greeting a young visitor during a My Little Blue Robot book signing for The Interactive Art of Stephen T. Johnson , Katonah Museum of Art, Katonah, New York, 2007.
Stephen T. Johnson presenting at the American Library Association Annual Conference, San Francisco, California, 2015.
Art and Ideas: Stephen T. Johnson , White Gallery, Sangre de Cristo Arts Center, Pueblo, Colorado, 2011. Installation view.
Literal Abstractions by Stephen T. Johnson in Transformations: From Art School to Art World , University of Kansas, 2025.
Installation view of An Abstract Alphabet: New Works by Stephen T. Johnson , Spencer Museum of Art, 2007.
Opening night of An Abstract Alphabet: New Works by Stephen T. Johnson , Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, June 21, 2007.
Stephen T. Johnson speaking outside the museum at the opening of An Abstract Alphabet: New Works by Stephen T. Johnson , Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, June 21, 2007.
Installation view of An Abstract Alphabet: New Works by Stephen T. Johnson , Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, 2007.
Stephen T. Johnson beneath his book Alphabet City , open to the letters D and E, in Building Stories , National Building Museum, Washington, D.C., 2024.
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