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Installation view of In Limbo, Axis Gallery’s 18th National Juried Exhibition, August 2023 Axis Gallery’s 19th National Juried Exhibition is closed for submissions. Axis Gallery invites you to submit work to its 19th National Juried Exhibition, featuring juror Kelly Lindner, the Art … Continued
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?
Experimenting in light, structure and negative space, Kenna Doeringer continues to play with color and the influence small pieces can have on each other.
Bonomo, Drew, Drew and Mead have come together to present work created from a wide variety of media and interactivity that has to do with memory, time, place and the viewers’ imaginations.
Muzi Li Rowe’s debut solo show at Axis Gallery looks at the intersection of technology, personal history, pseudo science and consumerism.
Axis Gallery is proud to present “New Works,”3 bodies of recent photographic work by California artists Doug Dertinger, Nicole Jean Hill, and David Woody. “New Works” is focused on our relationships with environments.
Axis Gallery is proud to present “New Works,”3 bodies of recent photographic work by California artists Doug Dertinger, Nicole Jean Hill, and David Woody. “New Works” is focused on our relationships with environments.
The concept of this exhibit is to explore the conversation of what remains after the passage of time, the exposure to the elements, and the nature of man.
Trompe l’oeil sculptures of water in unlikely forms. The artist explores the universally recognized and common element in the improbable form of a brick or ship or more in this surrealist exhibit. States the artist, “The boat isn’t IN the water. The boat IS the water.”
“See/Saw” highlights work from two recent alumni from the Sac State Photo Program: Amanda Cook and Cameron Getty. Both artists deconstruct and critique the ways we interact with photographic images. Cook’s work explores her relationship to photography, in particular, throughout … Continued