OMGWS is a series of paintings by Danielle Wogulis exploring themes of power, nature, the human body, and fantasy. Danielle is building on her collage work from the past 5 years, breathing life into existing small-scale pieces by transforming them into large paintings.
Rowe is creating a series of Chinese knots, an ancient form of folk art that is typically made with fabric cords and is displayed as festive decoration. Using defunct cables such as ethernet cables, phone charging cables and wired headphones, she is transforming these discarded materials into hand knotted forms with the technique of a traditional Chinese craft.
Axis Gallery is pleased to present Desire Paths, a two-person exhibition of contemporary paintings by Marie Thibeault & Patrick Brien, curated by Mirabel Wigon. These works examine abstracted notions of the landscape in response to the artists’ regions and lived experiences, both seen and unseen.
For a Day Without a Sky envisions a moment when humankind has not only lost touch with nature, but where nature has been lost. Exploring and exploiting the symbolism of advertising, plexiglass becomes an ersatz replacement for stained glass windows … Continued
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.
San Francisco art supply store Case for Making comes to Axis to present a snapshot of its current community of teachers, makers and staff. Quilts of watercolor paintings, with individual pieces made by over 60 artists, have been lovingly assembled by CFM staff, coordinated by founder Alexis Joseph, and curated by artist Eliza Gregory. The exhibition showcases these pieces, as well as the ideas and values manifested by this unusual institution-as-artwork.
New work by new(ish) Axis Gallery members.
In her debut solo show at Axis Gallery, Danielle Wogulis presents a collection of paintings and collages made since the beginning of COVID-19.
In his current exhibition, “Lost at Home, Found in Garden”, Ben Hunt continues to explore sculptural forms in relation to our fabricated landscapes, found objects, and the phenomena of the environment.
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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.