June 3 - June 27, 2010

Josh Alexander, Jenn Fuentes, Vincent Romano, Michael Ryan, Sarah Valeri

May 6 - May 30, 2010

Rebecca Aidlin, Charles Buckley, Réamonn Byrne, Caitlin Clifford, Patrick King, Andrew Willgress

April 1 - April 28, 2010

Raghava KK
Carlton Scott Sturgill

In Private Space/Public Face Carlton Scott Sturgill and Raghava KK explore the forces at work in the vast spaces between the self and the public persona. Family, community expectations, taboos and the complex layering of the sexual self and how it is expressed within both the domestic and the private spheres serve as the building blocks to both artists’ work. >> continued

March 4 - March 28, 2010

Andrea Goldsmith, Crystal Gregory, Jaclyn Mednicov, Marcie Paper, Tina Sarquiz, Brandon Whightsel

There is something soothing about Planes and Patterns. Perhaps it is the unpretentiousness of the work. There is little energy spent on representation. At first glance the interaction with the work might be purely sensual. But Marcie's work deals with short term memory, and the recording and experiencing of single moments. Jaclyn is dealing with the fragility of the urban environment in competition with natural forces. Tina's work is inspired by the infinite and Pascal. Andrea's work is inspired by very real places and experiences in Italy and Barcelona. It is quite enjoyable to walk through this exhibition and bathe in the patterns and colors. But there is a depth to this work that demands that the viewer look further, to engage each of the pieces and begin a dialogue with the artists.

February 4 - February 28, 2010

Sam Bornstein
E. K. Buckley
Katharyn Laranger
Brian Smith

January 7 - January 31, 2009

Daniel Clapp
Gretchen Kraus
Katerina Marcelja
Stephen Paul

December 3 - December 27, 2009

Featuring the work of Kasia Polkowska, Robert Melzmuf, Donna Powers, Christine Staehelin and Amallia Orman

November 5th to November 29th

This inaugural exhibition, 'SHOT', features the photography and video of Jimmy Fountain, Mylène Giacobetti, Simon Kahn, Ji Ye Kim, Cynthia Lawson Jaramillo and Christy Powers.

We are very proud to open with SHOT featuring the work of 6 artists working in Photography and Video. On the surface, the common thread connecting these images is that they were brought to life through a camera lens. Beyond that, everything is a paradox. Photographic paintings, still motion pictures, moving still pictures, the menace of the heartland, the natural elegance of the urban landscape and the foolishness of vanity.