by sashapacek | Jul 8, 2022
We often forget that authentic architecture, as defined by the first-century Roman architect and engineer Vitruvius, should be functional, structurally sound, and have Venustas or beauty. This third element is often the most elusive, and many over the years have... 
by Marissa Cote | Mar 22, 2022
In conjunction with the exhibition Becoming Trees, Artist Laura McPhee will present a selection of her large format photographs of the desert west and discuss ideas about the earth we inhabit, ideas sometimes environmental, sometimes cultural or geographical. This is... 
by Marissa Cote | Feb 2, 2022
Haley Hasler will present a selection from 20 years of her work as an oil painter working primarily in the realm of self portraiture and narrative figuration. She will discuss themes and sources, bringing examples from art history, literature, and popular culture, as... 
by Marissa Cote | Jan 20, 2022
Join us at 6:30pm on Zoom Thursday, March 17 2022 for an Artist Talk with Printmaker Matt Brown and Professor of Psyschology Ming Meng. 
by Marissa Cote | Aug 12, 2021
In this lecture, artist Wilhelm Neusser considers the construction of space in painting and looks at examples from different art historical periods. Landscape painting in particular focuses on the illusion of depth, luring the viewer into the imaginary world beyond...