Events

This exhibition is a survey of prints by the famed wildlife painter of the same name. Its thematic thrust is the importance of the printmaking process to his career. The context of when or how an edition of Audubon’s work was struck is an interesting and sometimes overlooked window into the artist’s life, business practices, and legacy. John James Audubon contains some of the artist’s most iconic art, but also lesser-known works, such as a selection of North American quadrupeds. This exhibition is not to be missed!

Michael Manjarris’ career as an artist/curator is geared around the give and take concept of cultural exchange. He is concerned with how artworks, individuals, groups, and even whole cultures interact with one another in the marketplace of ideas. Please join us as he presents one way of making sense of a world where different cultures collide and create something new.

This exhibition features sculptures and drawings with strong gestural and representational elements. Surls’ art deals with the phenomenal and noumenal worlds we inhabit. He simultaneously interprets substantive experience, touching on scientific ideas like genomes and the natural order of flora and fauna while also attempting to give physical form to unseen elements that influence the course of events both large and small such as emotions, the subconscious, and the inexplicable urge of life to persist.