Art Events

Join us on Saturday, April 22 at 3:30 p.m. in the Catacombs for an artist talk with Sarah Krepp, Olivia Petrides, and Michelle Stone! This artist talk will take place within the joint exhibitions "DOUBLE/FORCE" and "gather-seize" to close out their run at Epiphany Center for the Arts.

Join us in the Catacombs on Friday, May 5th from 6 to 9 p.m. for the opening reception of Renee Baker's solo exhibition Une ligue d'un: Black Testament. 

In this exhibition, composer, music director, and artist Renée Baker showcases a surrealist view of the possibilities of black artistry. Une ligue d'un, which translates to “a league of one,” includes large paintings on paper, sculptures, and projected experimental films that create unexpected and dramatic entries into the audio-visual arena.

Join us on Friday, May 12th for the opening reception of Gina Lee Robbins' exhibition Overflow in Slemmons Gallery.

In Overflow, Gina Lee Robbins combines found and reclaimed materials to explore the elements of human experience that we can’t quite contain. Natural debris and spillover from the urban landscape reference our inability to maintain a firm grasp on all that we’d hoped to bear. On a deeper level, Lee Robbins is musing on who we are in relation to who we dreamed we’d become, who we present ourselves to be, and how we’re actually seen.

Join us in The Guild Room for the opening reception of Laura Myntti's solo exhibition NEW WORK, Friday June 2, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

In NEW WORK, artist Laura Myntti showcases a new body of work based around the canon of landscape. Having lived in many different regions, Myntti has been exposed to a variety of landscapes and carries that imagery with her. Having this knowledge affords her a clear way to render and create believable spaces.