The Native Voices group exhibition honors the talent, history, and voices of Indigenous artists and artists with indigenous lineage from across North America working with various content and media. Participating artists include Nate Begay, Patrick Collins, Rebekah Jarvey, and Jason Montgomery.  Nate Begay Using his history with graffiti art, Begay incorporates bright, bold colors, often […]

Nayana LaFond’s solo exhibition in the East Gallery will feature powerful portraits related to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls/People. Nayana LaFond was the winner of the 2021 Five Points Juried Exhibition, granting her a solo exhibition in Five Points Gallery. Her winning piece, Kimberly in RED, selected by juror Joseph Fucigna, was part of […]

West Gallery: Balam Soto & Mary Anne McCarthy Balam Soto and Mary Ann McCarthy are both inspired by the Greek word dendrites, which refers to trees found in nature and also to neurons in the human brain that resemble trees; however, their approaches to artmaking are vastly different. McCarthy’s intricate silverpoint drawings of nature and […]

East Gallery Kasey Ramirez - Red Sky In Morning Kasey Ramirez’s drawings and prints explore the tension between stability and impermanence. Ramirez states, “In my drawings and prints, buildings become a stand-in for humans, a metaphor for man-made efforts to create shelters that are ultimately vulnerable to environmental extremes.” Ramirez’s charcoal drawings depict skeletal structures […]

TDP Gallery Gene Gort - Drawn To Code Gene Gort utilizes computer programming as a means to produce “drawings”. The images generated from computer code create animations, data visualizations, and digital prints. Gort writes, “I am drawn to the concepts of interactivity, repetition, variability, and unpredictability that the process allows.” The exhibition will feature both […]

Jane Rainwater Artist’s statement: My work is beautiful and ugly. People are often attracted to the aesthetics of an image or object that stimulates desire. Decorative objects are collected and exhibited in the home as status symbols of affluence and refinement. My work engages the viewer with its seemingly innocent decorative delight; yet upon closer […]

“…this ever-evolving diversity challenges the idea of a single dominant vision of the American identity, encouraging Americans to embrace inclusion and pluralism.” – Ellis Island Museum.     “The New Americans” is a physical display of heritage, genealogy, and homeland. My paternal relatives fled to America in the 1930s from Frankfurt, Germany. I was brought […]

John Keefer’s paintings are large, dramatic, and beautifully rendered metaphoric representations of the artist’s inner turmoil with the current social and political affairs from around the world.  Keefer pessimistically states, “My paintings are me being dragged kicking and screaming into a meaningless present.” The paintings depict overwhelming distress, as ships on open seas erupt in […]