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Insurrection Bills: A series by Stacey Lee Webber
Webber embroiders paper money as a way to comment upon and critique currency, society, and politics. Her punk-inspired pieces transform recognizable bills and imbue them with new and unexpected narratives. -
Richard Gabriele: Carpets (miniatures)
Gabriele’s high-concept woodblock prints and unique Magic Carpet miniatures reimagine the style of traditional eastern carpets. -
Erika Keck: "Self Titled Portrait" series
Keck’s sculptural paintings construct abstract, tactile scenes with vibrant colors, all while demonstrating the fragility and complexity of one's own understanding of self. -
Alberto Pazzi: Tickled Pink
Pazzi examines modern culture using a muted pink palette and simple undulating lines. -
Tom Delaney: oil paintings
Delaney’s dark, hyper-realistic oil paintings merge fantastical elements with everyday imagery. -
Preston Douglas: "CTHRUME" series
Douglas explores the relationship between fine art and fashion by painting and drawing directly on chiffon. The stretcher becomes the body, with fabric over the frame representing the clothing. -
Roxana Halls: "Laughing Heads" series
These surreal oil paintings depict women's internalized rules of conduct and their subversion via maniacal laughter. -
Jessie Novik: Corona series
Novik’s richly-colored still lifes recall historical oil painting tropes, featuring imagery of food, flowers, and fabric. -
Jenny Hata Blumenfield: Vessels
Hata-Blumenfield’s light and movement-inspired ceramics incorporating lucite and playful elements of cubism. -
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Sienna Berritto: "What Happens When A Black Hole Dies?" series
Berritto exhibits detailed photographs in her high-concept feminist style. -
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Roger Allan Cleaves: The Land of Forget Me Nots
Cleaves presents a selection of brilliantly vibrant, surreal afrofuturist character drawings. -
Carles García O'Dowd: The Land of Eden
G.O'D.’s unique ink drawings and color prints play with imaginary pop cosmogony. -
Galen Gibson-Cornell: Worldweaving
Gibson-Cornell’s woven works of found posters, which are mounted floating off the wall with a custom-made magnet system. -
Preston Douglas: Reconciliation Room [installation]
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Caught Up in a Lockdown Art Affair: A collective exhibition of works created during the pandemic by fifteen artists
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