Exhibitions

September 2020–February 2021

Midnight Blooms

Rebecca Hutchinson

Midnight Blooms is work for a time in which we are turning to nature for the solace it can provide while we remain filled with uncertainty for the future. Hutchinson describes her work as “speaking to the depth and complexity of living with the hopes of revealing the human condition in sculptural form,” and her installation balances human fragility with resiliency and strength.

Passage

Katherine Gulla

Katherine Gulla’s work has long been about the natural world and how we move through it. Passage presents work from three series – Path, Falling, and Fossil – whose names imply the process, travail, and remnants of the journey the artist envisions through her work.

A Cabinet of Curiosities

Catherine Smith

Catherine Smith is an installation artist, sculptor, and collector, viewing threedimensional art objects not only as sculptures, but as souvenirs, memorials, relics, and icons. She uses unique materials to shape context, with the expectation that the meaning embedded in the work will shift with each viewer’s experience.

Suspended Landscapes

Lori Schouela

Lori Schouela’s paintings have a mystical quality to them – through subject, materials, and process, they become otherworldly. In her paintings we step into a fantastical, yet mysterious landscape. Surfaces are lush with glossy pools of color, paths, and machines that hover in mid-air.

Wonderscape

featuring Adria Arch, Alyssa Minahan, Dana Filibert, Nancy Hayes, Neil Wilkins

Using circles, organic forms, and undefined borders, five artists working across media create their own wonderscapes. They use the tactile nature of their materials to convey hazy, stream-of-consciousness, otherworldly dreamscapes based in reality but largely products of the mind. In focusing on elemental forms, each of these artists crafts their own narrative about time and space and the ways in which we visualize, cope, and move through our own “wonderscapes.” (Exhibition photos at right)