CURRENT EXHIBITIONs
lisa petker mintz:
Impulse & improv
EXHIBITION DATES: may 27 - June 21, 2025
RECEPTION: Thursday, may 29, 5 - 8 pm
The exhibition Impulse & Improv highlights the intentionality, intuition, impetuousness, and energetic flourish that characterizes Lisa Petker Mintz’s creative mode and pictorial world. Her new paintings evidence her revisiting and reinvigorating, while incorporating previously unexplored elements in the work. We find richly layered, harmonious intersections of her trademark saturations, rich palettes, starkly delineated geometries, embedded grids, lattice-like structures, botanical motifs, and references to all manner of classic patterns.
Jamie Powell: Love is alive
EXHIBITION DATES: may 27 - June 21, 2025
RECEPTION: Thursday, may 29, 5 - 8 pm
The Appalachian roots of Jamie Powell encouraged a culture of reuse, repurposing, patching, and stitching. She has an interest in exploring the boundaries of what paintings can be through an experimental process of dyeing, braiding, weaving, stitching, and sculpting raw canvas. In this recent work, she explores flower-like forms born out of a deep admiration for the inventive dynamism of nature, and reflects that “Flowers are given in times of grief, in times of celebration, and out of love. Love Is Alive is a tribute to love, loss, and life.
Lauren skelley bailey: cRAZE
EXHIBITION DATES: may 27 - June 21, 2025
RECEPTION: Thursday, may 29, 5 - 8 pm
Residing close to the sea, Lauren Skelly Bailey’s sculptural language draws from an interest and awareness of endangered surfaces found in the ocean. The sea wears and ages things in it, but these things then can become a platform for new growth, and her sculptures emulate this process. She uses discarded forms by repurposing older existing work by collaging and assembling pieces. CRAZE embodies a dance of thought and emotion expressed through vibrant tones and textures of glazed surfaces using a technique called crazing.
exhibitions 2007 - 2025
View current and upcoming exhibitions in 2025. Also, view the full archive of exhibitions from 2007 - 2025.
