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March 9 – April 20
Lively colors punctuate interiors filled with flowers, birds, and decorative objects in Melanie Parke's delightful paintings. Parke received a BFA from the Art Institute of Chicago, and her work has been exhibited widely throughout the United States.
March 9 - April 20
Mary Jones's intricate, collaged paintings chart the journey of the mind. Both familiar and strange, Jone's work resemble maps populated with personas and places, both real and imagined. With the apropos title Coddiwompling Mary Jones invites the viewers "to travel in a purposeful manner towards a vague destination."
April 26 -June 1
Opening Reception: Gallery Night, Friday, April 26 from 5-9pm
Charles Munch's striking paintings of Wisconsin's Driftless Area and Northwoods explore the relationship between humans, animals, and the natural world. By removing superfluous detail, Munch allows luminous color and simplified drawing to convey emotion, showing humans and animals as both friend and foe in rich combinations.
June 7 - July 6
The strange and beautiful combine in Mary Alice Wimmer's masterful watercolor paintings and silverpoint drawings. Tentacles of vines, abandoned nests, and small animals are neatly arranged with transparent and reflective objects to create captivating still life compositions.
June 7 - July 6
Midwestern artist, Jessica Calderwood, uses a combination of traditional and industrial processes to create compelling sculptures about contemporary life. Each piece contains strategically placed drapery over a figure that negates, censors, and reveals aspects of the human condition.
