NOW SHOWING!
September 23 - October 17, 2021
KATHRYN OBERDORFER and MADELEINE DODGE
with PATRICIA MILLER in the North Gallery
Open House: Saturday, September 25 | 12 - 5 pm
Last Look: Sunday, October 17 | 12 - 4 pm
The First Night I Slept, Inauguration Day - 1, 2021
KATHRYN OBERDORFER
Narrative - Reflective of the Pandemic Era
"What day is it?" we heard so often in the midst of the pandemic era. We seemed to be swimming in a vast sea with no horizon line in sight - daily schedules faded and life's passages took another form. Reflective of my experiences, this body of work is intended to encourage dialogue as we try to make sense of it all.
Narrative - Reflective of the Pandemic Era
"What day is it?" we heard so often in the midst of the pandemic era. We seemed to be swimming in a vast sea with no horizon line in sight - daily schedules faded and life's passages took another form. Reflective of my experiences, this body of work is intended to encourage dialogue as we try to make sense of it all.
Variance, 2021
MADELEINE DODGE
Lost Objects: The Persistence of Being
The world no longer looks the same;
The same sunlight feels warm on our skins,
No matter what their colors; so where do I stop and you begin?
No longer
Peering out from our tightly bound selves
at safe distance
We have forgotten so much, lost so much more;
Maybe I am ready to be you, and you to be me.
Lost Objects: The Persistence of Being
The world no longer looks the same;
The same sunlight feels warm on our skins,
No matter what their colors; so where do I stop and you begin?
No longer
Peering out from our tightly bound selves
at safe distance
We have forgotten so much, lost so much more;
Maybe I am ready to be you, and you to be me.
After the Floods, 2021
PATRICIA MILLER
On Borrowed Time
Random components of the natural world form the nucleus of this collection -- animal, mineral, botanical, atmospheric and aquatic, each chosen to represent the larger whole, all of which are existing on borrowed time. The individual elements of each composition are extracted from the artists original photographs and blended seamlessly in works of abstract realism using photomontage and digital painting to illustrate the profound impact of humanity on an increasingly fragile habitat.
On Borrowed Time
Random components of the natural world form the nucleus of this collection -- animal, mineral, botanical, atmospheric and aquatic, each chosen to represent the larger whole, all of which are existing on borrowed time. The individual elements of each composition are extracted from the artists original photographs and blended seamlessly in works of abstract realism using photomontage and digital painting to illustrate the profound impact of humanity on an increasingly fragile habitat.
Gallery Hours
Thursday 12 - 5pm | Friday 12 - 5pm | Saturday 12 - 5 pm | Sunday 12 - 4 pm
Thursday 12 - 5pm | Friday 12 - 5pm | Saturday 12 - 5 pm | Sunday 12 - 4 pm
October 21 - November 14
JUDY ANDERSON and STEVE AUSTIN
with
ANNALEE SCHORR
in the North Gallery
JUDY ANDERSON and STEVE AUSTIN
with
ANNALEE SCHORR
in the North Gallery
