Art Events

Join us in The Guild Room for the opening reception of Gretchen Beck's solo exhibition Gan nda Donie Koy, Friday March 3, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

For the past thirty years, Gretchen Beck has been rendering imagery that reflects the vibrancy of Nigerien culture. In these paintings, the colors, lines, and values mirror the rhythms, textures, and movement of daily life in Southwestern Niger.

Join us on March 10, 6 to 9 pm in the Catacombs for the joint opening reception of Michelle Stone's exhibition gather/seize and Sarah Krepp and Olivia Petrides' exhibition DOUBLE/FORCE!

In DOUBLE/FORCE, Petrides and Krepp both reference turbulent atmospheres and tangled social workings, thus posing questions about the relationship between human action and nature’s limitations.

In gather-seize, Michelle Stone embraces ambiguity, enigma and the shadow side of how an artist creates. Having grown up in a family of artists and freaks, these things feel familiar to Stone, and are concepts she revisits throughout her work. Stone has spent her art life creating paintings and sculptures that question the human condition about what all nature shares in common: growth, transformation, and decay.

Join us for the opening reception of Julian Adon Alexander's new exhibition Spine. on March 31, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.!

With imagery revolving around workers in food service, retail, and factories, Spine. pays tribute to the working class. This body of work by artist Julian Adon Alexander is an effort to humanize and show appreciation for these lines of work, coming from someone who has worked in these industries himself.