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OUT OF OFFICE!

ON VIEW: MAY 1-21, 2023

exploring the ways we escape the mundaneness of our daily lives

All inquiries are directed to artists.

Juliet Martin

I Hope That When I Wake, Fiber, 21" x 27", NFS

Bethany Westra

Achieved, Ink and Acrylic Paint on Paper, 11" x 14"

Mohammad Amin Shafiei

Cirrus minor, Photography, 20 × 25 cm

Amaris Orozco

“Mi Cerro”, Colored Pencil, 6 5/8" x 5", $65

Martha Sarinana

Veranos Pasados, Acrylic on Canvas, 36" x 36", $350

Gabrielle Wolfe

Thoughts Are Food of the Future, Oil on Panel, 12" x 16", $655

Scarcity is a Myth, Oil on Panel, 16" x 20", $775

Abigail Planta

Untitled (Backyard #1), Digital Photograph

Untitled (Backyard #2), Digital Photograph

Hannah Davis

Desert Sky I, Digital Drawing, 1668 x 2388 px, NFS

FEATURED ARTISTS

About The Artist

Named one of the “Women Artists to Watch” by Artsy, Juliet Martin has been part of the weaving community for more than ten years. Her solo shows include Ivy Brown Gallery, New York City; Chashama, New York City; Garrison Art Center, Garrison, NY; and Saori Kaikan Gallery, Osaka, Japan. Her residencies include Arts Letters & Numbers and Mass MoCA. She has a BA in visual arts from Brown University and an MFA in computer art from the School of Visual Arts. She lives and weaves in Brooklyn.

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About The Artist

Bethany Westra is a 2D artist that works in many different mediums, including graphite, ink, oil paint, acrylic paint and watercolor. She was born in Houston, Texas but moved to the Conroe area into a school bus house, and eventually into the home she has lived in for 23 years. Westra explores recreating moments, nature, and abstraction with the use of different mediums. After graduating High School in 2015, Westra continued her study of art at Lone Star Montgomery, receiving her Associates of Art degree in 2019. She then transferred to Sam Houston State University where she will graduate in spring 2024 with a teaching certificate.

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Martha B. Sarinana is a 23 year old emerging artist from Lewisville, Texas. In December 2024, she will earn a bachelor's degree in studio art from Texas Woman's University. She was a former member of the mural group, Free Radicals. They painted the mural, Corazon Radical, for the TWU student union and were featured in university articles for the mural's duration. Her personal artwork is varied, and as an artist, she experiments with various techniques and styles. Her inspiration largely comes from her life, especially the emotions she attaches to people or certain moments.

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Wolfe was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania and raised from a young age in Charleston, South Carolina. They have been passionate about the arts since they were a young child, forever marking paper, their hands, and clothing with daubs of pigment. After graduating with a BFA in painting and printmaking, Wolfe left the South to gradually move West, living in North Carolina, Utah, and finally settling in Portland, Oregon where they have made their home for nearly four years. Wolfe resonates with the lush queer and artistic culture of this city and has grown a deep love and respect for the emerald green forest, expansive desert, and rocky oceanscape of Oregon.

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Hannah Davis received her BFA in drawing from the Cleveland Institute of Art in Cleveland, OH in 2014. She has attended residencies at Vermont Studio Center and Elsewhere Studios. Her work has been included in several group exhibitions, and she has work included in the Paonia Public Art Lending Library in Paonia, Colorado. She has most recently had work included in two online galleries including The Lodger Gallery and Envision Arts. She also ran an online gallery project titled, Big Toe Gallery, with artist Ben Weathers from 2017-2020. She is currently based in Dallas, Texas.

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OUT OF OFFICE!

ON VIEW: MAY 1-21, 2023

exploring the ways we escape the mundaneness of our daily lives

All inquiries are directed to artists

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