Wake Up!
Wake Up! – Photographs by Tyler Epps. This series of black and white images presents parenthood as a paradoxical experience; full of plans and spontaneity, fear and tenderness, grief and joy.
Continue readingMy Fellow Americans
My Fellow Americans – Tod Lippy. Lippy’s title quotes President Nixon’s famous introduction to his address to the “silent majority,” promoting his pro-war policy in Vietnam in the face of a nation that had been torn asunder.
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North Wood – Adriane Colburn. Installed in the Art O+n Wall Project Space and inside of the O+ Exchange Gallery, includes work from the Woodwork series, sculptures made from reclaimed wood and steam bent ash.
Continue readingEmblems of Belonging for the Freaks Among Us
Emblems of Belonging for the Freaks Among Us (Lexa Walsh) is a collection of objects created from ceramics, textiles, artificial hair and discarded home and fashion decor accessories.
Continue readingDrawing On Geometry
Drawing On Geometry – Lara Giordano. This work explores how imagery can function as a site of memory, meditation, and continuity—where ancient visual structures meet present-day perception.
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raíces – work from Verónica Martínez Cruz. Informed by ancient techniques and tied to generations of indigenous makers, Verónica Martínez Cruz creates work that is both timeless and rooted in the socio-political moment.
Continue readingFlatfoliO+ Inaugural Exhibition
FlatfoliO+ is an evolving collection of affordable, original artwork and signed archival prints by O+ alumni artists.
Continue readingThe Radiant Glow Choir
The Radiant Glow Choir – Ben Pinder. Utilizing custom made light-reacting instruments, sculptures, and masks, Pinder uses light and movement to manipulate, make noise and create worlds.
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Somos – Ramiro Davaro-Comas. This series depicts families in moments of solitude, work, play and immense transition, maintaining their physical closeness as they exist through a variety of surreal landscapes.
Continue readingLandfall
Landfall – work from Casey Inch. Casey’s journey as an artist began at the foot of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, studying under a landscape painter. This exposure to the vastness and grandeur of the American West, bookended by life in a dense urban environment, has pushed his…
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