Exhibitions Past

Never Had a Jumpshot, Never Had a Plan

James Williams II

September 21st - October 21st

Jonathan Korotko is an artist who works with fiber in sculptural form. In his current practice, Korotko examines the intersections of aesthetics coming from his own familial history and what an empowering queer aesthetic might look like today.

Never Had a Jumpshot, Never Had a Plan

James Williams II

August 16 - September 17th

James Williams’ work centers on social and cultural identity in the United States tied together by self-portraiture and narrative. During an attempt to make sense of race and visual representation for his five-year-old daughter, Indigo, Williams began to see similarities between her anthropomorphic cartoons and the origin of racial constructs in America, particularly in Black Americans.

Highly Illogical

Jason Dunda & Erin Washington

August 16 - September 17th

Area artists violate the Prime Directive but make it fashion