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What Dreams May Come brings together works by Sabine Carlson, Irene Christensen, Stephanie Lempres, and Sarah Riley, tracing how dream logic, memory, and imagination shape contemporary visual language. Moving between figuration and abstraction, the exhibition considers the porous boundary between the consci...


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The Space Between Us examines distance as both a dividing line and a connective force between artist and viewer, body and object, intention and interpretation. Curated by Mitchell Rodbell, the exhibition frames space not as emptiness but as an active field where meaning, perception, and relationship are neg...


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In Existential, Being, Chinese artist Liu Shuishi turns to ancient Greek mythology as a framework for confronting life after a profound, transformative event. Rather than dramatizing an “existential crisis,” the exhibition approaches existence as an ongoing condition—marked by moments of suffering, sacri...


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In The Mothers In Me Will Meet You There, New York–based artist Nicole Cooper presents nine figurative oil paintings that examine the emotional terrain of climate crisis through the lens of what she describes as “Active Hope.” Rather than addressing climate change through data or didactic imagery, Cooper...


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In Continuum, David Hornung advances an improvisational approach to geometric abstraction shaped by uncertainty, revision, and duration. Working without preparatory sketches, Hornung begins each painting through intuitive gestures that are gradually altered through layering, scraping, blotting, and sanding. The resulting compositions evolve slowly, resi...


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