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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.
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
Axis Gallery is proud to present Gran Silencio (Great Silence), a collaborative exhibition by artists Raffa Chavez and Judith Johnson.
Vincent Pacheco explores ancestral memories through an installation of hand-made piñatas. As a third-generation Mexican-American caught between two worlds–an oppressed minority, and an upstanding citizen in white society– Pacheco uses this traditional craft to forge new cultural understanding. Artist reception will be held on July 9th from 6-9pm (Second Saturday)
Work in this exhibit is comprised of rich painting and textile-based work, sound
sculptures and installations, drawing and three-dimensional installations. The artists in this exhibit all carry a material handling into the studio and this surmises the strength and power of their creations: that they be made of the hand.
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.