What’s On

Paddling has become a summer passion. During the pandemic paddling became my refuge….the place where I could escape crazy for a few hours. A place for solitude and a place to connect with nature, family and friends. This series is centered around the photography and painting that shows those experiences.

YOU’RE INVITED! OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY, MAY 5, 5 – 8 PM.

SCULPTURE: Christine Wignall

Opening Reception, March 9th – 7- 9 pm

“When our familiar place is distorted by chaos, things are no longer what they seem. Our walls crumble and our bones break. Shapes that suggest our bedrooms, limbs, kitchens, bodies and living rooms erupt with uncertainty. Our place reflects who we are, it shows on our skin and grounds us in the reality of the self. Structure of Bones tells a flowing narrative through characters made of repeating pattern that live inside of a world made of painted flowers, torn down houses, peeling wallpaper, vices, and residue of struggles.  “When our familiar place is distorted by chaos, things are no longer what they seem. Our walls crumble and our bones break. Shapes that suggest our bedrooms, limbs, kitchens, bodies and living rooms erupt with uncertainty. Our place reflects who we are, it shows on our skin and grounds us in the reality of the self. Structure of Bones tells a flowing narrative through characters made of repeating pattern that live inside of a world made of painted flowers, torn down houses, peeling wallpaper, vices, and residue of struggles.