Current Exhibition: January 17 - February 10, 2019

Susan Rubin, Tom Mazzullo, and Carol Till: Drawn to Nature

Susan Rubin
​Political Landscape

Freefall, 2018

As a botanical artist, I focus on the exquisite detail and color of the plant realm. In Political Landscape, I turn my attention to the oddly compelling lexicon of the political chaos that surrounds us. Using modern colored pencil in a time-honored natural science genre, I invite plants to illustrate the word salad that describes our daily dose of altered reality and, at the same time, to remind us that there is beauty and order beneath it all.

Carol Till
Arboreal

Entangled, 2018
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Arboreal is a collection of hand printed etchings that I have made of trees and tree-related subjects. As a careful observer, exploring the intricacies of tree branching, woven bird nests and feathers challenges and rewards me. The fine, fluid line I can achieve with the etching process suits both me and my subjects.

Tom Mazzullo 
Infestation

Lantern Fly (Fulgora laternalia), 2017

Infestation is comprised of 18 silverpoint drawings of mounted insects from my own collection and from specimens at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science and the CU Boulder Zoological Collection. I’ve been devoted to making a few of these drawings each week for over a year, of which I’ve picked a handful of the best or most interesting examples for this show. Silverpoint is a very old way of making drawings that uses soft metal tools to mark on specially-coated papers.​

Gallery hours: Thursday 12-5 | Friday 12-9 | Saturday 12-5 | Sunday 1-4

Opening Reception: Friday, January 18, 5 - 9 pm
First Friday: February 1, 5 - 9 pm
Last Look: Saturday, February 9, noon - 5 pm

Parking on Santa Fe Drive is very limited for our First Friday visitors. You can access parking on Kalamath, Inca, and adjacent streets. Hope to see you on First Friday

​Upcoming Exhibition:
New Work from Madeleine Dodge and Phillip Potter
with Katharine McGuinness in the North Gallery

February 14 - March 10, 2019