Four painters build and rebuild landscapes of their own invention. The artists negotiate between disorder and form. Their layers of intention and randomness culminate into objects of great rarity – with the preciousness of something forged in the heart of the fire. Exhibition runs July 21 – Sept 1. Join us for receptions Saturday, Aug. […]
Category: Past Exhibitions
Billions of Particles / Megan Magill & Marc Sirinsky / June 2 – July 14
Two artists conduct a photographic examination of particles. Marc Sirinsky’s images explore microscopic matter from the places associated with his own childhood memories. Megan Magill’s images use miniscule materials and underlying visual patterns to explore uncertainty. Both make work which questions the veracity of what is being seen. Join us for an Opening Reception Saturday, […]
Pinpoints/Patterns – Kristin Mariani and John Terdich – April 14 to May 26
We’ve invited two distinctive artists, Kristin Mariani and John Terdich, to witness the comparisons and contrasts in their art practices. Both Mariani and Terdich begin by stripping down to the basic elements of their respective design craft. They utilize the by-products usually discarded from the process stage to create new narratives and societal discourse. Kristin […]
Always the Light / Mark Collins / Feb. 24 – Apr. 7
Painter and visual art educator Mark Collins shares his attentive eye on his search for breathtaking visual moments – in the crisp light of arid landscapes, dense cityscapes and the human figure. Join us for an Opening Reception Saturday, March 3, 5-8pm and a second reception Saturday April 7, 5-8pm. Exhibition runs February 24 – April […]
Overindulgence / Pamela Michelle Johnson / Jan. 6 – Feb. 17
This time of year many of us are making resolutions to cut back and take better care of our bodies, but here at the Saw Room we are preparing to overindulge. Please join us Saturday, January 6th to view these tantalizing paintings by Pamela Michelle Johnson. Join us for an Opening Reception Saturday, Jan. 6, 5-8pm and a second […]
Vignette / Art en Object / Nov. 4 – Dec. 31
vi·gnette vinˈyet/ noun 1. a small grouping of objects that creates a pleasing focal point and tells a story about you and your home. Shannon Cahill, guest curator and founder of Art en Object, creates vignettes featuring unique objects and furnishings highlighted by local artwork. Her carefully curated vignettes will inspire you with design and […]
Color Systems / Joyce Elias / Sept. 2 – Oct. 7
Evanston artist Joyce Elias shares her observations and explorations of daily weather patterns and color interactions. Her tactile, colorful works invite the viewer to see the world through the lens of her imagination. In this exhibition, we will have selected works from her Artist’s Weather Project and Color Theories Series. Exhibition runs September 2nd-October 7th. […]