Upcoming Exhibitions
A Portrait is a Prayer
February 21–March 25, 2026 // Gallery 1
Artist Statement: “Artmaking is my form of activism. The medium of stitched cotton fabric (i.e., quilt) is familiar and approachable, offering an opportunity to reflect on topical events that are troubling and even provocative. The iconography recalls spontaneous memorials that communities erect after untimely deaths, with flowers, toys, and mementos often flanking the portrait subjects.”
Fabric, Dye, and Serendipity
March 3–April 19, 2026 // Gallery 2
Fabric, Dye, and Serendipity brings together the vivid worlds of two
contemporary textile artists—Gabriele DiTota and Ellen Lindner. Both artists
create extraordinary works by manipulating, dyeing, and stitching fabrics to
produce dynamic compositions. Their distinct yet complementary approaches will be showcased in this two-person exhibition in which fabrics, colorful dyes, and experimental techniques transform familiar materials into something striking and totally unexpected.
April 2–May 31, 2026 // Gallery 1
Artist Statement: “The title of this exhibit, Tales of the Future, references a 1950s comic series whose now-dated depictions of the future appear humorous. This project, however, engages with the subject of mortality as an inevitable aspect of the future.
Reaching the age at which my sister passed away from cancer served as the impetus for this project, presenting both a personal and broader societal reflection on life’s fleeting nature. Following the tenets of palliative care, the project emphasizes that confronting mortality can, conversely, help us better appreciate the time we have.”
Mirror Addict
April 13–May 24, 2026 // Upfront Gallery
Artist Statement: “In Mirror Addict, I explore the tension between self-perception and digital identity through glitch-inspired painting and video self-portraiture. This exhibition investigates the psychological and emotional dissonance of attempting to embody an idealized self—one that exists both in the physical world and as a fragmented digital persona.”