Current Exhibition / North GalleryCollective
Donald Dahlke is a multifaceted artist who works with a variety of approaches and an assortment of media. His interests lie in exploring and inventing visual concepts that challenge both himself and his audience by questioning the aesthetics of what is considered acceptable and what is not.
His goal in creating art is not to seek approval, but to develop a process that examines what art can be, how it can evolve, and how viewers engage with it—without being limited to repeating a single concept. He is an artist uninspired by trends and driven by his own vision.
Opening Reception
First Thursday, November 6
Current Exhibition / South GalleryPassing Time
Phil Harris & Sally Finch
What is the best lens through which to understand the mysterious passage of time? Gallery
artists Sally Finch and Phil Harris are both looking for a way to translate the process of
change into a visual form, viewed against a still background. Whether that background is literally fixed in space (Harris) or a series of exact measurements (Finch), the result is an arrested symbolic representation of a dynamic process; an object of contemplation that can be traced backwards to the unstable, unrelenting shift from now to then.
Opening Reception
First Thursday, November 6