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A Lasting Vision is a career-spanning tribute to the life and legacy of Alonzo Davis, a foundational figure whose influence resonates deeply across the American art landscape.
Awen is deep inspiration that comes to us when we slow down and step away from the noise of daily life. Working in mixed media, Sharon Hart Sefton embodies Awen through visual expression.
Artist Sylvia Doughlin creates emotionally expressive, three-dimensional sculptural portraits that capture the individuality and spirit of each imagined subject.
In the high-energy solo exhibition ...If Not But You, the artist BUCK! presents a vibrant exploration of identity, legacy, and the bold aesthetic of the next generation.
Working in mixed media on canvas, resident artist Bao Yen Nguyen reflects on the beauty of being Vietnamese‑American through a deeply personal and cultural lens.
In Favorite Things, resident artist Julie Polt approaches art as a space for exploration, play, and therapy, working primarily in printmaking and mixed media.
Concerns presents George Lorio’s sculptures, which use social engagement to spark dialogue around ecological loss, particularly deforestation and climate decline.
Ronna Traylor, a watercolor and mixed media artist, draws inspiration from fleeting moments of light, reflection, and structure found in everyday life.
In the immersive solo exhibition Party People, multidisciplinary artist Holly Bass presents a powerful series of photographs and videos documenting the soul of the dance floor.
This exhibition features original watercolor illustrations created for children’s magazines by Yoshiko Zenfuku, presented alongside their original printed publications.