On the right, stips of orange and yellow layer a hazy orb; on the left, geometric black and white patterns with spits of yellow and blue create a puzzle of color.

Of a Setting Sun: Anna Fidler & Katy Stone

This installation explores the poetry of geometric abstraction, color, and material.

A jumble of digital images on a white background, including a red rose, a deer with large horns, a banana, a white person's nose, a raccoon, a wooden stool, a disposable face mask, and more. In the center there is a black and white photograph of a woman dressed in black sitting cross-legged, leaning to her left and holding a black, circular squiggle.

Laura Hyunjhee Kim: Living Lab

Laura Hyunjhee Kim is a multimedia artist who reimagines on/offline (non)human interactions and feelosophical experiences of the body.

A delicate piece of translucent paper is crumpled and folded onto itself, interrupting lines of black serif font repeating the words "I'm not sure what to say."

Out of Nothing: a virtual & interactive exhibition by Alyson Provax

“This show will be a bit different from past shows. There won’t be a place for you to visit, instead I have worked with a couple different formats to make a small body of reproductions that you can incorporate into your individual life, in whatever way feels appropriate to you.” —Alyson Provax

Variable West

New Voices on West Coast Art

Tag: Archer Gallery

Of a Setting Sun: Anna Fidler & Katy Stone

Laura Hyunjhee Kim: Living Lab

Out of Nothing: a virtual & interactive exhibition by Alyson Provax