SHE

Aneka Ingold, acrylic paint and prismacolor pencils

In all the roles a woman symbolizes, she has been a constant source of inspiration to artists since the beginning of time. Females are the essence of life, representing softness, … Keep Reading

WANDERLUST

Natalie Featherston, oil on panel

Just like traveling, WANDERLUST brings us a transformative and enriching experience. It’s a powerful way to open the heart, cleanse the mind and heal the soul. Art helps us to … Keep Reading

Seeing RED

Jay Johansen, oil on canvas

Behold the power of red. After black and white, red is the first color that humans perceive. It’s the color babies see before any other and the first that those … Keep Reading

MOOD

Joer B., Bic ballpoint pen

The power of art is healing. This theory rests upon the fact that art connects with emotion. It’s an energy. The mood in a piece can connect the viewer in … Keep Reading

UNITY

Christa Capua, digital collage on canvas

Unity in art allows us to communicate our thoughts using a common visual language using standard elements- color, line, shape, form, and texture. Artists use it to visually tie together … Keep Reading

AMORE

Buena Johnson, pencil

Amore, love. Where there is love, there is life. Love embodies a wide range of emotional and mental states. It is all-encompassing and is the heartbeat of the human race. … Keep Reading

WABI-SABI

Brianna Taylor, natural hair, weave thread

A certain courage is exposed when life is expressed in such a blistered tone. Each piece in WABI-SABI breathes an experience that we have not quite seen collectively before. Vulnerability … Keep Reading

WITHIN

Traci O'Dwyer, tea bags, beloved book pages, sheet remnants, white upstring

A certain poetry exists within the moments of refuge, a confusing place where we have experienced absence in a whole new way. This profound moment in our lives has brought … Keep Reading

MOTION

Nancy Honaker, colored pencil

Movement is a vital principle of art because it helps to tell a story and pull a piece together. Our focus becomes guided within the composition, giving the artwork character … Keep Reading

ELEMENTS

Susan Makov, oil on canvas

​ELEMENTS: EARTH, AIR, FIRE & WATER is here to celebrate and reflect on earth, air, fire, and water in all their forms. The fragile ecosystem of our planet is in … Keep Reading

HUMANITY

Tom Hessel, silverpoint drawing

There are times when it feels like we are at a crossroads where ethical questions take center stage throughout humanity. And lately, we have been faced with addressing cultural, social, … Keep Reading

FIGURES

Joer B., ballpoint pen

The figure can offer us insight into the range and complexity of our human emotions. Whether at our most beautiful and strong or in our most raw form with scars … Keep Reading

TRUE BLUE

Dave Manousos, acrylic on canvas

Who doesn’t love blue? TRUE BLUE is a dynamic display of how blue works its magic, vibrance, and timelessness. Our AF gallery is wrapped up with all blue’s meanings and … Keep Reading

WHATEVS

Gary Aagaard, oil on canvas

Character is the name of the game for this exhibit. WHATEVS is a vibrant collection of work bursting with personality. Taking us on a journey through our psyche, reflecting on … Keep Reading

INTO THE WILD

Kendra Achenbach-Warner, ballpoint pen

INTO THE WILD is a view of the animal kingdom in all its majesty and a fierce display of nature’s day-to-day survival. When we think we can relate to what … Keep Reading

ABSTRACTED

Paul Gravett, photography

ABSTRACTED is a powerful exhibit that jumps at you from the get-go! This show bursts with loud, powerful, bold pieces filled with electric energy coming at us in full force! … Keep Reading

CONNECTION

Liz Nicklus, mixed

We are analyzing connections now more than ever, our connection to one another, nature, our country, and humanity. The human experience carries an authentic universality that connects us all. These … Keep Reading

LUMIÈRE

Tobin Schmuck, oil on linen

LUMIÈRE is a collection displaying the integral role that light can play in a work of art. We were delighted to see and feel light as the main character through the … Keep Reading