Featured Exhibition Work
Commensalism, #7 & #8
by Renate Aller
2023
Photograph, archival pigment print, Ed 1/15
22.5 X 34 inches Framed
Inventory ID: # 17105
" Fall Group Show"
Past Show : Oct 26-Nov 23 2024
For our Annual Fall Group Show we bring together juxtapositions with Renate Aller's photographic figurative diptychs and Gayle Crites' narrative abstract drawings on bark cloth in the main gallery and John Garrett's new black and white weavings are in dialog with Yarrott Benz's matte black found wood wall sculptures and Penny Truitt's steel sculptures. All the pieces in the show are serving below, please contact gallery for price information and install views of pieces of interest. Featured in the upstairs gallery this month are pieces by contemporary Native artists, Neal Ambrose-Smith, Rick Bartow, Mikayla Patton and Duane Slick.
Exhibition Works
Commensalism, #7 & #8
by Renate Aller
2023
Photograph, archival pigment print, Ed 1/15
22.5 X 34 inches Framed
Inventory ID: # 17105
Commensalism, #9 & #10
by Renate Aller
2023
Photograph, archival pigment print, Ed 1/15
20 X 13.50 inches, each Framed
Inventory ID: # 17106
Commensalism, #5 & #6
by Renate Aller
2023
Photograph, archival pigment print, Ed 1/15
22.5 X 34 inches, each Framed
Inventory ID: # 17109
Commensalism, #3 & #4
by Renate Aller
2023
Photograph, archival pigment print, Ed 1/15
22.5 X 34 inches, each Framed
Inventory ID: # 17108
Commensalism, #1 & #2
by Renate Aller
2023
Photograph, archival pigment print, Ed 1/15
22.5 X 34 inches Framed
Inventory ID: # 17104
Carried
by Gayle Crites
2024
Ink, cochineal, natural dyes on barkcloth
33 X 46 inches Framed
Inventory ID: # 17204
Finally, the somber image of carrying loved ones in caskets and urns upon death acknowledges the inevitable end of our physical journey while underscoring the enduring power of love and memory. The act of carrying, in this context, becomes an act of remembrance, a way to honor the lives that have touched our own.
"Carried" speaks to the profound rhythm of human consciousness, reminding us that we are all part of something larger than ourselves. It invites viewers to contemplate the continuity of life, the interconnectedness of generations, and the enduring power of love and memory to transcend even death.
Theta
by Gayle Crites
2024
Ink, natural dyes on barkcloth
47 X 39 inches Framed
Inventory ID: # 17202
The idea of a universal network of consciousness is a concept often explored in philosophy and spirituality. There is no scientific evidence to definitively prove or disprove such a network, and it's important to remember that the concept of a universal consciousness network remains theoretical. However, this intersection of art, science, and spirituality in Crites' work encourages further exploration and contemplation of these mysteries and our place in the universe.
Arrivals Departures
by Gayle Crites
2024
Ink, cochineal, natural dyes on barkcloth
36 X 38 inches Framed
Inventory ID: # 17203
Crosscurrents I
by Penny Truitt
2017
Steel
14 X 18 X 9 inches
Inventory ID: # 16004
Contemplation in Black & White
by John Garrett
2024
Cotton thread, knit on small hobby/craft devices by the artist
53 X 58 inchs
Inventory ID: # 17258
Untitled, 7 Panels
by John Garrett
2023
Machine knit tubes, steel grid
14 X 14 X 7 panels inches
Inventory ID: # 16995