Safety Summer Ventis
Join us at Axis Gallery for Second Saturday, a monthly celebration of the newest gallery exhibition. Guests can enjoy light refreshments, lively conversation, and meet the month’s featured artists.
Cornucopia
posted in: Adero Willard, Benjamin Hunt, Bill Mead, Danielle Wogulis, Doug Dertinger, East Room show, Eliza Gregory, Erin Kaczkowski, Frank J. Stockton, Heather Hogan, Joanne Tepper Saffren, Justin Nunnally, Kenna Doeringer, Kerry Cottle, Main Gallery show, Manuel Fernando Rios, members, Mirabel Wigon, Nick Shepard, Omar Arason, Peter Foucault, Ray Gonzales, Roma Devanbu, Shows, Steve Briscoe, Summer Ventis |
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“Cornucopia” is an open-themed, all-members exhibition designed to bring together our gallery community in a relaxed and convivial atmosphere. The show invites us to share a single work with one another in a casual and collaborative setting.
Steve Briscoe: Disputed Territory: The Patriot/Profile/Portrait Scroll and Other Works
This exhibition of artwork by Steve Briscoe spans three decades and includes graphic and sculptural works. The show’s centerpiece is the Patriot/Profile/Portrait Scroll, a 30-foot-long work on paper, that ruminates on the post-9/11 security push that led to the Patriot Act and subsequent profiling apparatus that monitors and assesses threats. Started in 2002 and readdressed in 2019, this major work has only been exhibited publicly once.
Frank J. Stockton – City of Trees
City of Trees explores color, myth, and family through oil paint. This is artist Frank J. Stockton’s first solo exhibition at Axis Gallery.
View from the Hill
posted in: Joanne Tepper Saffren, Main Gallery show, Roma Devanbu, Shows, Steve Briscoe, Susan Silvester |
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Axis Gallery invites you to “View from the Hill,” an exhibition featuring the distinct perspectives of seven artists in the later stages of their creative journeys. This show highlights the growth that often unfolds with experience, offering a space for emerging artists to reflect on the evolving nature of artistic expression.
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[Placeholder: Rhizome] continues ideas from the [Placeholder] project—searching for ways to repair ruptured relationships to land through artworks, workshops, publications, relationships and inquiry. This exhibition showcases projects with the Peregrine School Eagles and Crows classes, projects with Sac State Photo Students, and offers a glimpse into a new collaboration with the U.C. Davis Student Farm. Rhizomes, or creeping rootstalks, grow horizontally. So, here, ideas and projects have developed outward from where they first grew.
MISC. – Nicole Jean Hill and Doug Dertinger
MISC., featuring the works of artist/photographers Nicole Jean Hill and Doug Dertinger, is the second of Dertinger’s exhibitions gleaning the wealth of leftover materials from the artists’ studios. The show centers on the outliers of production, myriad objects that speak to the way in which process articulates curiosity and manifests meditation.
Am I Home? 19th National Juried Exhibition
Axis Gallery is proud to present Am I Home?, our 19th National Juried Exhibition featuring juror Kelly Lindner.
GMT+13 – Nick Shepard
Axis Gallery is pleased to present GMT +13, a solo exhibition of all new color photographs by Nick Shepard. GMT +13 consists of images created while Shepard traveled throughout Aotearoa New Zealand early this year.