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In a joint effort between the Suffolk Art Gallery and the Suffolk Art League, they will virtually present their annual spring art exhibit, “Waterworks,” which will highlight local water industries and waterways.

The virtual exhibit will open Saturday and run through June 5.

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the exhibit will be virtual, and will be shared by Suffolk Parks & Recreation and the Suffolk Art League on their respective Facebook and Instagram pages, as well as their websites.

Photographer Glen McClure, watercolor and acrylic painter James Warwick Jones, oil painter Barbara Harris and photographer Suzanne Pruitt are among the artists included in the Waterworks exhibit, which was created as part of the 125th anniversary of the Suffolk Literacy Club program for environmental awareness and appreciation of the Chesapeake Bay.

For more information about this and other programs, contact the Suffolk Art Gallery at 514-7284, the Suffolk Art League at 925-0448, Suffolk Parks & Recreation’s administration office at 514-7250 or the parks and recreation website at www.suffolkva.us.

How to see exhibit

Waterworks, highlighting local water industries and waterways, will run as a virtual art exhibit from May 2 through June 5. To view the exhibit, go to the Suffolk Art League’s Facebook (facebook.com/SuffolkArtLeague) or Instagram (@suffolkartleague) pages, or its website at www.suffolkartleague.com. The exhibit can also be viewed on Suffolk Parks & Recreation’s Facebook (facebook.com/SuffolkParksandRec) and Instagram (@suffolkparksandrec) pages, as well as its website at www.suffolkva.us/808/Suffolk-Art-Gallery.