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Luft: curated by Maria Martin

Hannah Antalek, Jan Dickey, Julia Hames, Matt Macintosh, and Hayley Youngs 28 May - 18 Jun 2025 In 'Luft' a title that conjures breath, atmosphere, and the intangible forces that shape our perceptions—red is not just a color, but a current. Flowing through each work in this... Read more

John Cox & Tsukasa Kanawa: ZYN

14 May - 4 Jun 2025 From graffiti beginnings to refined abstract forms, Tsukasa Kanawa’s work reflects his journey through street art, formal design, and the vibrant scene of Matsuyama Studio in New York. His compositions pulse with bold color palettes and dynamic structures, oscillating between precision and chaos. Kanawa’s background in Japanese art schools infuses his work with a raw urban energy, layering echoes of graffiti culture with the discipline of architectural form.

In contrast, John Cox probes the aesthetics of technological failure, transforming glitches, data loss, and signal interference into gestural, abstract marks. His use of custom machine tools blurs the line between hand and algorithm, generating layered surfaces that mimic wave patterns, digital static, and pixel distortion. Cox invites viewers into a contemplative space where the ephemeral qualities of the digital age are rendered tangible, textural, and human.

Together, these artists create a dialogue where geometry glitches, forms fracture, and structures shimmer on the edge of collapse and clarity. 'ZYN' is a space of vibrant collision—where past, present, and speculative futures crackle with electric potential. Read more

Kat Ryals: Ornamenta

19 Apr - 10 May 2025 Through sculpture, lens-based work, textile art, and site-specific installations, she emulates material culture and organic artifacts. Often replicating objects that symbolize high status—such as rugs, chandeliers, garments, and houseplants—Ryals subverts embedded notions of value and waste by incorporating cheap, found, and recycled materials.

Working across photography, printmaking, craft-based assemblage, and molding & casting, she directly engages with perceptions of authenticity, taste, and hierarchy. Raised in suburban Arkansas and the rural Cajun Acadiana region of Louisiana, Ryals’ artistic practice was shaped by time spent rummaging through thrift stores, daydreaming in ornate Catholic churches, and wandering forests, swamps, and gardens on her family’s farm. These experiences continue to inform her fascination with the aesthetics of excess, preservation, and decay. Read more

Coda

23 Mar - 13 Apr 2025 Susan Stewart's paintings serve as a canvas to transform and reinterpret her most poignant memories. Focused on achieving harmony between color, movement, shape, and rhythm, her work often draws from music, society, and nature. Her pieces encourage viewers to reflect on the complexities of human existence, blending elements of the past into dreamlike, fabricated memories.

Beyond the visual realm, Susan's artistic goal is to encapsulate these stories, creating modified reminders of her life experiences and souvenirs. With her direct, primitive freshness and use of Fauvist color, Susan wants to create a world that “enhances the life” of others. Often bringing the spectators to ask
themselves questions around the events occurring in the painting, involving the viewer mentally as well as visually. Her artistic approach involves rearranging "old" memories to craft new narratives. Drawing inspiration from her past, Susan explores specific individuals and moments, often reinterpreting her own photos to suit a new vision. Her work integrates a thoughtful study of art history, influenced by dance, literature, music, and painting, with artists like Peter Doig, Matthew Wong, and David Hockney serving as inspiration. Read more

'Brohibited' curated by Abigail Knight & Maria Martin

Hannah Antalek, Srishti Dass, Julia Hames, Rachel Hayden, Debbi Kenote, Larissa Laban, Tian Tian Lou, Hayley Youngs 8 - 29 Mar 2025 'Brohibited', curated by Abigail Knight and Maria Martin reclaims space in a traditionally male-dominated arena, showcasing works that challenge, subvert, and redefine the narratives of gender and artistic authority. With... Read more

Rachel Hayden: Serene Disruption

22 Feb - 15 Mar 2025 Rachel Hayden creates full yet uncluttered canvases where figures float harmoniously in midair without touching. Hayden’s work repeatedly depicts different iterations of a small number of natural subjects, such as... Read more

Jack Boucher: Duality of Man

1 - 22 Feb 2025 Jack Boucher is a multidisciplinary artist who incorporates and combines social commentary with the juxtapositions of pop culture imagery. Boucher's new work explores duality using airbrush, acrylic and oil on... Read more