Left Ajar: Plastic Old and Our Bright Shiny Future Together is an installation of artifacts, effigies, and paintings. It is a reflection, a visual cacophony bound to harmonious rhythm. This show contains figuration, texture, space, memory, narrative, history, fiction. Severed heads, severed images, horses, nudes, babies, goats, visual histories, and gods. It contains evil. It’s about po...

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Throughout the years Lobato’s ancestors relied on their faith, which is entrenched in the Catholic tradition, to give them the strength to make a living form the soil and the inspiration to make their art. It is that history of creativity, necessity and spirituality that Lobato credits as sources for his creative drive. This rich tradition has often been the subject matter for his work. Rais...

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Roger Reutimann was born in Switzerland. He has been a professional sculptor since 2006. Most of his work has a social critical content, which he expresses through the human figure. Reutimann lives and works in Boulder, CO. “While exploring to merge realism and abstraction I am also considering the human perception in my work. Succeeding as bridges between reality and invention, form and di...

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Zachariah Rieke studied painting at three universities over the course of seven years and then taught at the University of Alberta while living in Canada during the Vietnam war. Rieke has been represented by a succession of top galleries in Santa Fe since the mid-seventies, including Janus, Linda Durham and EVO. He and his wife, Gail, were honored with a retrospective at the New Mexico Museum of A...

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An exhibition in two parts, presented in collaboration with Windows to the Divine, Collectors for Connoisseurship, and Shannon Robinson. Participating artists: Mia Bergeron, Suchitra Bhosle, Gregory Block, Scott Burdick, David Cheifetz, Zoey Frank, Scott Fraser, Dianne L. Massey Dunbar,Hollis Dunlap, Greg Gandy, Vincent Giarrano, David Gluck, Quang Ho, Robert C. Jackson, David Leffel, Jeff Legg,&n...

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Fellows Converge | re: gift largely examines the multifacetedness of objects; their assigned usages; and how an object’s meaning can shift depending on context, ownership, and history. Hamiltonian’s artists spent a weekend at Elsewhere partaking in activities that allowed them to consider how objects mediate our experiences; function in our daily lives as objects of history, memory, an...

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To a great extent, her work addresses existentialist concerns born of a period of war, conflict, and distress: the struggle of choosing to live meaningfully and authentically in an uncertain, hostile, and indifferent universe. While Bourgeois’s illogical spaces, irrational juxtapositions, and distorted anthropomorphic forms might appear surrealist in nature, her subjects testify to her commi...

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Exhibiting a collection of new work from gallery artists Laura Schiff Bean, Stephanie Weber and John Westmark. We look forward to showing the collection. The Animal Shelter and The Hunger Coalition. Bins available at each gallery for donated items. Exhibiting a collection of new work from gallery artists Laura Schiff Bean, Stephanie Weber and John Westmark.

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New paintings, collages, sculptures and other original art work by 46 established Connecticut artists are featured in the Holiday Exhibition at Maple and Main Gallery. The show features a wide variety of new work from traditional to abstract by the gallery’s artists and guest artists including a room full of small paintings, unframed works and sculptures throughout the gallery. On view in o...

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These pen and watercolor illustrations were created with children underfoot (and as critics) but are collected by adults.  Penny utilizes the city as a tool, including its triple-deckers, spacesuits, buildings, streets and parks. Goodnight Worcester, Revisited is an invitation for young and old to enjoy a fresh perspective on the heart of the Commonwealth.

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