Attend an artist talk with Jordan A. Porter-Woodruff as part of her solo exhibition, Portraits: An Intimate View on on Thursday, February 2nd at 6pm! Doors will open at 5pm for Golden Hour, and attendees are encouraged to check out the exhibition beforehand at 5:30pm, before heading into the Sanctuary at 6 for the talk.

The photographs in Portraits: An Intimate View are pulled directly from her work displayed on The Artists’ Feature, a blog Porter-Woodruff started in 2019 that featured photographs and interviews with artists. Her goal with The Artists' Feature was to create for the artists a cohesive profile that would not only show them at their happiest, but also at their most vulnerable point – to show them creating. In this talk she will discuss her process in-depth, as well as showcase never before seen works from the project.

The opening reception of Jonathan Ricci, Friday, February 3, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m in The Sacristy Gallery at Epiphany Center for the Arts. Through simplified contour shapes like silhouettes of birds, a cutout doll, a dress or an article of clothing, artist Jonathan Ricci’s work takes its forms from childhood images and memories of an innocence lost. In Cold/Heat Migration, the works are often symbolic portraits, a personal narrative of family and close friends.

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 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.