ARTIST: Tyna Ontko LOCATION: Thomas St. (East) TITLE: Wishbones “Ask someone to describe an object and they will inevitably do so by gesture. The relationship that form has to gesture articulates the way in which the world inhabits the body. […]
ARTIST: Sylwia Tur LOCATION: John St. TITLE: Presence/Absence/Trace “Visual linguistic system composed of clay impressions taken of surrounding objects. Not replicas, but recordings of activity, negative reliefs representing memory of touch or sight, déjà vu, or precognition.” Back to Storefronts […]
ARTIST: Laura Bauer LOCATION: Thomas St. (West) TITLE: Play “The ideas articulated in Laura Bauer’s current 2-D and 3-D work have come through fearless exploration of materials. Inspired by Change, she began a four-year dedication to ceramic wheel work and […]
ARTIST: Josh Hughes LOCATION: Republican St. TITLE: Tessellated Fragments “Tessellated Fragments reflect on how abstract memory becomes codified. Reused paper, sketches, and photographs are quilted together so that symbols and images get either obscured or emphasized, mimicking the unreliable maps […]
ARTIST: Jacinthe Demmert LOCATION: Harrison St. (West) TITLE: Haida Stormfront “Haida Stormfront showcases the pulse of over and under in basketry, and the rhythm of balance in Haida formline design. Painted silk and cedar bark basketry blend natural and supernatural […]
ARTIST: Hernan Paganini LOCATION: Mercer St. (East) TITLE: ‘The last light of a ghost town’ (Portrait Of The World Project) “I explore the relationship between places on the idea of inheritance and memory. Finding a non-place between nature and culture, […]
ARTIST: Elisa Law LOCATION: Mercer St. (West) TITLE: Annihilation “Inspired by the sinister flora of Jeff VanderMeer’s Annihilation, these would-be landfill plastic flowers overwhelm the viewer with alien lushness. I like creating that moment of surprise when you find yourself […]
ARTIST: Anna Macrae LOCATION: Harrison St. (East) TITLE: Mundane Occupation “Complex structures honor apparently average events & narratives by weaving together familiar household detritus. Capturing moments in time, valuing those small pieces that make up the seemingly mundane – knowing […]