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Past Exhibitions

"Beyond the Deck"

A Group Exhibition

Each piece in this exhibition is inspired by a different card from the tarot deck, showcasing the artists' unique perspectives and imaginative flair. From the mystic allure of The Fool to the profound depth of The Hermit, these artworks explore the themes and archetypes that have captivated minds and hearts for centuries. In addition to the gallery experience, we are thrilled to offer a special opportunity: a limited-edition tarot deck featuring the art from this show. Each card is a testament to the artists' individual interpretations and collective vision, allowing you to bring a piece of this magical journey into your own life.

Exhibition Date: October 2024

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"Chromadreams"

Ally Popovich

The show, titled ‘Chromadreams’, is an exploration of imaginative uses of color, balance, and composition, infused with elements of surrealism and collage. Through these pieces, I aim to offer a glimpse into the fluidity of my creative thoughts and the ways in which they manifest visually. Each work is a testament to the spontaneous and intuitive process that guides my artistic expression.

Exhibition Date: September 2024

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"Singularity"

Kevin Phillips

"Singularity" is a visual journey exploring the deep connections between human emotion and the rapidly advancing influence of technology. Inspired by the concept of singularity—both in science, where traditional laws break down, and in AI, where machines surpass human intelligence—this exhibition presents a narrative on how these worlds come together. Central to the exhibit are repeated symbols like triangles and circles, which represent diverse perspectives and dimensions. These shapes are not just geometric forms; they symbolize multiple viewpoints and realities.

Exhibition Date: August 2024

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"Let It Fall"

Noelle Miller

Noelle describes her process as a practice in mindfulness. “I do two main types of art. One is 2D painting with mixed media, and the other I call 3-dimensional painting, where I paint on paper, cut it, rebuild it, put new elements on top, and weave them together,” she explains. Her approach is fluid and intuitive, starting with a watery base that she meticulously builds upon. “The whole point of painting for me is a practice in mindfulness,” Noelle says. “A lot of my work has really tedious elements, a lot of small pieces put together. That for me is what helps me quiet my mind and what helps me relax.

Exhibition Date: July 2024

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"Mental Health"

A Group Exhibition

We proudly hosted an impactful art exhibition dedicated to exploring and raising awareness about mental health. Featuring a diverse collection of artwork, this exhibition delved into the intricate experiences and emotions associated with mental well-being. Each piece offered a unique perspective, fostering conversation and reflection on the challenges and strengths related to mental health. We are honored to have provided a space for such meaningful art that not only engages viewers but also encourages a deeper understanding and empathy toward mental health issues.

Exhibition Date: June 2024

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"Escapism"

Sarah Starling

Sarah Starling considers herself a daydreamer – often thinking about where she’s been and the environments that have shaped her. Her feature show Escapism translates this very thought the use of encaustic medium to delve into the many emotional and physical layers Sarah connects to within these places.

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Much like the ever-changing landscapes she depicts, Sarah does not work with a strict plan, but uses a layering process that embraces chance and change.  This body of work is loosely based on real places recounted from her time in the Midwest, West, and Southwest areas of the country. Rarely does Sarah reference real photos. Instead, these images live in her memory, waiting for her to recreate them the way she remembers them.

Exhibition Date: May 2024

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"RISE" A Blue Bench Exhibition

Group Exhibition

 Hosted at our gallery, RISE was a poignant and empowering showcase presented by Blue Bench, an organization dedicated to uplifting and supporting survivors of sexual assault. This exhibition highlighted the strength and resilience of individuals through a curated collection of artwork, each piece resonating with themes of healing and hope. The gallery was honored to provide a space for this impactful display, celebrating the voices and stories that drive Blue Bench's mission forward.

Exhibition Date: April 2024

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"Take a Moment"

Marc Waldthausen

These works were created during my moments.  Moments at night after a day of work.  Moments between sips of tea.  Moments shared with my wife.  Moments alone with just my thoughts.  And memories of moments long since past.  In that time you were having moments of your very own.  These works may now give you new moments.  Moments that strike you, that stir your emotions, that recall your past, or that simply pique your interest.  The goal is not for these works to simply embody my moments, but for the works to provide you with moments that are all your own.

Exhibition Date: March 2024

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"Absence and Presence"

Group Exhibition

Step into a captivating realm where the tangible and the intangible converge, inviting you to explore the subtle nuances of existence.

Our art show delves into the intricate interplay of what is seen and what is felt, unraveling the mysteries of human experience.

Through evocative works of art, talented creators lead you on a journey of introspection, where voids and manifestations intertwine to reveal the essence of being.

Experience the profound impact of what is present and what is not, as emotions are stirred and truths are illuminated. Join us as we navigate the delicate balance between what is tangible and what lies beyond

Exhibition Date: March 2024

"Transformations"

Marc Risius

Reflecting on his earlier works, Risius describes the meticulous process of painting leafless trees against dark sunset skies, a technique that—while visually appealing—left him uninspired. This led to a shift toward his current focus: blending colors to create expansive skyscapes. 

 

Risius starts his process by blending color onto a large piece of canvas, often using colors that reflect nature, like blues, greens, and browns. He then destroys the canvas by cutting it into thin strips, which he categorizes by color. Next, he weaves each piece together onto a handcrafted board to create something completely new.

 

One of the distinguishing features of Risius's art is the conveyed sense of movement, achieved through the spacing of strips in his woven acrylic pieces. This dynamic quality creates an immersive experience, drawing viewers into a captivating visual journey.

Exhibition Date: February 2024

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