Past Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
"Shadows" unravels the narrative history of a stirring photograph taken by Koen Wessing near Estelí, Nicaragua, at the height of the revolution in September 1978.
This exhibition features a broad cross-section of the artist’s practice and themes.
For his site-responsive sculptural installation, Jason Middlebrook worked with reclaimed wood that has a deep connection to the local area and the history of the region.
This work focuses on a female protagonist, her relationships, the liminal spaces of her existence and the environment that surrounds her.
Kalin Allen explores the answers and methods behind the underlying and literal meanings in works that include paintings, sculpture and text.
An exemplary portfolio would include some combination of design (2-D, 3-D, color theory) and drawing.
Charmaine Ortiz uses graphite to create multilayered narratives consisting of conceptual and personal explorations of the material.
This is Dustin Yellin’s largest and most complex work, a massive 12-ton, three-paneled epic, embodying his vision of the world and consciousness.
Matthew Brandt’s printed photographs are bathed in a mixture of water collected from the site in which the composition was derived.
Founded by Tim Rollins more than 30 years ago, the K.O.S. group has created paintings inspired by classic works of literature and music.