Cementation/Dissolution is a solo exhibition of landscape paintings by Mirabel Wigon. These paintings are inspired by her immediate surroundings and explore experience, immersion, and separation within the built and natural environment. The paintings acknowledge infrastructure instability and ecological degradation as dire existential threats, emphasizing the flawed modernist narrative of progress and innovation.
The works in this show reflect a long and persistent personal desire to understand Self Care, including the ways in which the creative process can be an act of Self Care.
For his fourth main gallery exhibit with Axis Gallery, Sacramento artist Nick Shepard presents “Content-Aware,” a group of new photographic compositions that celebrate the act of looking carefully.
During the pandemic I explored many new things. I learned how to make bread from scratch, started taking Martial Arts lessons and had daily existential breakdowns. The forces at play also influenced my way of making art and I began … Continued
New work by new(ish) Axis Gallery members.
Unravelling the nuanced connection between belonging and belongings, Joanne Tepper Saffren’s show at Axis Gallery uses the clothes left hanging on her late husbands side of their closet to create presence from absence. Saffren’s visceral art is one of disclosure—an … Continued
Axis Gallery presents pictures of danny, a solo exhibition by new Axis member Erin Kaczkowski. The work in this exhibition explores the intersecting realities of family life and life in a culture dominated by our relationships to personal technological devices.
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In [Placeholder]: florilegia Eliza Gregory brings together artworks and research that comment upon the nature of our social and individual relationships to land. Artists Doug Dertinger, Leigh Merrill, Travis Neel & Erin Charpentier, and Vicky Chaebin Yoon show work alongside texts, experiments and questions.
Axis Gallery is proud to present Gran Silencio (Great Silence), a collaborative exhibition by artists Raffa Chavez and Judith Johnson.
Alternative Greetings reflects on the ways in which we have become connected and disconnected during the past two years. This show presents the collaborative projects “Alternative Greetings/Alternative Meetings” and “Heavier than Air” alongside new printed works. How can we successfully connect during and after the pandemic? How can we share the weight of our collective grief?