Exhibitions
CURRENT
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Rose D'Amato,Jeffrey Sincich, Everybody Knows This Is Someplace
July 11 – August 31
Opening Reception:
July 11, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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Reniel Del Rosario and Annie Duncan: DD's Hardware & More
More Than What My Hands Can Hold - Kim Bennett, Adriane Colburn, Ala Ebtekar, Lena Gustafson, Nathan Lynch, Bruna Massadas, Shaun O’Dell, Rex Ray, Dani Tull
Install Images
Selected Works
Press Release
About
I typically don't like thematic group shows. In fact, I don't believe we've presented one with a curatorial premise in over 29 years of exhibitions. And, I suppose that trend continues. But, over the past few years our Environmental crisis has been on everyone's tongue. So, we recognized a handful of artists that we admire, who were quietly considering our fraught entanglement with the natural world. Their work doesn’t offer didactic platitudes, but instead offers an interpretation of what’s inside them, a person’s most basic orientation toward the world. Philosophers repeatedly consider the way we live our lives on the cusp of inner and outer worlds, always absorbed within our inner world while at the same time existing within the external environment.
Ala Ebtekar "Nightfall (After Asimov and Emerson)",
2013Cut mat over cyanotype on found book page exposed by starlight
24 x 19 inches
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Ala Ebtekar "Zenith (V)",
2015Acrylic over cyanotype on canvas exposed by starlight
60 x 120 inches
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Dani Tull "I Will Think Ocean Thoughts Like The Blue Whale",
2021Flashe on tie-dyed muslin
20 x 16 inches
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Dani Tull "When The Child Was A Child It Walked With Its Arms Swinging, Wanted The Brook To Be A River, The River To Be A Torrent, And This Puddle To Be The Sea",
2021Flashe on painters dropcloth
48 x 24 inches
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Shaun O'Dell "The History Of Itself Being Made Part 1: Score For Hephaestus' Foot",
2017 - 2018Gouache and ink on paper mounted on canvas over panel
88.5 x 120.75 inches
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