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. […]

This current body of work by Lisa Solar reflects her interest in the game of Formal Painting.  Each piece represents a challenge to pinpoint the precise moment in which the relationship between dissonance and harmony becomes unstable, using the least number of moves.  The works can be considered a record of sequences, and rely on […]

Studio mates Sarah Kaiser, Juliane von Kunhardt and Jennifer Presant take repose from the confines of urban life and shift their focus to the grandeur of the natural landscape. Their observations of atmosphere, color, light and structure beckon viewers to enter a different state of mind. Exhibition runs June 1 – July 8. Join us […]

Analog photographs become fugitives: degrading over time, identity and sentimental attachment lost. In this exhibition they are rediscovered and put into new context. Gary Piattoni and Aron Packer assume the role of curators of lost images. Their combined fascinations with treasure hunting and connoisseurship of fine art have lead to these collections of vernacular photography. […]

Experience the mystery of the unseen. Collaborators Candace Wark and Shirley Nannini explore the interactions of wind and light by using an innovative approach to capture the essence of wind movement and convey its transient nature. Smoke is introduced into a wind tunnel and allowed to flow over various objects. As the wind and smoke […]

“Responsibility rests upon recognition, and recognition is a form of agreement.” –Ralph Ellison, Invisible Man Julie Cowan’s captivating works on paper will be featured in The Saw Room January 13 – February 26. These large scale portraits confront the viewer with an ethereal, memory-like fog that beg for recognition. Join us for two Artist Receptions […]

“The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World have captivated the imagination for millennia. In this macro-photography series – using “miniature worlds” or dioramas – I recreate the sense of awe at the detailed construction of the past. Informed by early twentieth century archaeological surveys, the images take us into their faded memory of marble and […]