Zig zagging lines of blue and grey create the illusion of motion, movement, confusion.

A Sieve for Infinity

The artists selected for the exhibition test materials and technology, both
traditional and modern, incorporating handcrafted and industrial production.

Lisa Rybovich Crallé: Steppin’ Out

A cartoon cloud hangs in an otherwise blue sky.

A grainy, foggy image of a tree, which has half-fallen into a river.

Enacting Arcadia

Once, not so very long ago, photographs were indicators of veracity.

Large rock-like objects hover somewhere between 2- and 3-D, before a warm, yellow-orange light.

Where We Stand

Top-heavy and improbably balanced, the risky equilibrium of these boulders threatens imminent collapse, and the perspective is disturbingly uncertain.

In the middle of a dark room, one glimmering, digitalized image hovers.

Indira Allegra: TEXERE: The Shape of Loss Is a Tapestry

Allegra’s TEXERE: The Shape of Loss Is a Tapestry is a living, interactive memorial to losses of all sizes in our lives.

A beach ball with a yellow, blue and red stripe is centered in frame.

Tondo; Featuring Shawn Powell, Kristin Farr and Travis Collinson

The stiffness and seriousness of a traditional tondo subject, historically featuring renaissance portraiture, is traded for the literal and representational.

A person with long black hair smiles softly into the camera, and aerial photo of the moon superimposed onto their shoulder.

As I Live and Breathe: Angela Hennessy solo exhibition

The exhibition title is a statement of testimony from the position of a material witness while simultaneously invoking the body of the witness—living and breathing, therefore a challenge to notions of assumed neutrality.

A still life of a candle, nearly burnt out, beside slices of lemon, an onion, and several preserved goods in jars.

In the Last Light

The centerpiece of the exhibition is a group of heroically-scaled works of luxuriant foliage.

Circles are cut out of white paper and opened like flaps in this dizzying, polka dotted array.

Zaida Oenema: A Clear Day

Oenema’s work is a meditation on cultivating clarity, the resonance of quietude.

A cupid, winged and bow-bearing, hovers beside the letters "I" "C" and "A," fixed on the wall with arrows.

Chris Martin: Ancient as Time

The installation will feature large soft sculptures, employing boldly expressive lettering with stark, blunt immediacy that challenges the weight of our world with naked solidarity.