FAQ Topic: Past Gallery 2024

Jo-Ann Morgan: Comfort Quilts: Remembering the Innocent

JO-ANN MORGAN (Surfside Beach, SC), Comfort Quilts: Remembering the Innocent April 22 – May 25, 2024 Jo-Ann Morgan’s stitched fabric quilts reflect contemporary social issues, including gun violence and immigration.  Through the medium, Morgan creates compositions that are “familiar and approachable … to address provocative topics related to social justice and inequality. Art can be … Continued

Kristen Letts Kovak: Out of Order

KRISTEN LETTS KOVAK (Pittsburgh, PA), Out of Order April 22 – May 25, 2024 Kristen Letts Kovak uses the medium of paint to investigate the precarious states of resolution that is a direct outgrowth of living with a rare chronic illness. With these lushly colored abstract paintings on wood panels, Kovak maintains a threadbare link to … Continued

Eli Kessler: Structural Deviation

Eli Kessler: Structural Deviation March 11 – April 13 Eli Kessler’s (Kent, OH) sculptures explore the history of entertainment, technology, and materiality. His sculptures are created from repurposed objects, steel, carved wood, vinyl, and other mixed media examine particular artifacts, rituals, and cultural phenomena. Kessler earned a BFA from Tyler School of Art, Temple University … Continued

Reni Gower: GEOmatrix: The Perfect Proof

Reni Gower: GEOmatrix: The Perfect Proof March 11 – April 13 Reni Gower (Mechanicsville, VA) cuts paper to into “perfect” forms (circles, squares, and triangles) to create immersive installations.  GEOmatrix will create a space where the viewer experiences luminous and contemplative designs that instill a sense of respite and mindfulness.  Using sacred geometry referencing Celtic and Islamic … Continued

34th ANNUAL DAYTON AREA WORKS ON PAPER JURIED EXHIBITION

34th ANNUAL DAYTON AREA WORKS ON PAPER JURIED EXHIBITION January 22 – March 1, 2024 Reception: Saturday, January 27, 1 – 3 pm Free and open to the public Works on Paper is a juried exhibition for artists living within a 40-mile radius of Dayton, Ohio. This year, 97 individual artists submitted a total of 241 pieces. … Continued

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