Eavesdropping – Kenna Doeringer
Axis Gallery is proud to present Eavesdropping, a sound installation presented by Kenna Doeringer.
ground water/sky water – Summer Ventis
The works in this exhibition are a meditation on cycles of flooding and drought, surfeit and lack. Each extreme is disastrous in its own way. The ways in which our actions have endangered the landscape now endanger us. These climatic shifts can also stand in for other vacillations; in politics, institutions, and ourselves. When the world seems upside-down, how do we contend with the weather we make?
Desire Paths – Marie Thibeault and Patrick Brien
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.
“Mercado”/ Market – Gabriel Gonzales, Stan Padilla, Ray Gonzales and Friends
About the Show “Mercado” translates into market. In many countries the mercado is where artists and artisans present and sell their works on the street and on plazas in an informal setting. This small group exhibit’s focus is to display … Continued
For Me? The Questions of Self Care – Recent works by Roma Devanbu, with guest artists Josephine Devanbu and Frankie Devanbu
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.
Content-Aware – Nick Shepard
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.
Axis Through The Gift Shop
Second Saturday Reception Dec 10, 2022, 5-8pm Axis Through The Gift Shop is a holiday exhibition offering work from Axis members for immediate sale. It’s a moment for our non-commercial gallery to briefly engage in commerce as … Continued
“It’s nice to be with you!” – Joanne Tepper Saffren
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
Lost at Home, Found in Garden – Benjamin Hunt
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.
17th National Juried Show
Curator’s Statement: Seeing in Real/Time Facebook’s rebranding as Meta in Fall 2021 serves as an apt analogy for our times, bringing to the forefront conversations about what constitutes authentic experience and interaction. With close to 5 billion social media … Continued