Juried Exhibitions
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This national juried exhibition features 22 artists whose works see and imagine a world beyond that which is given. Queer abundance is at once liberation and resilience, holding at the seems both grief and love.
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In A Garden Without a Gate, 28 artists ask what lies beyond the frame’s edge, while alluding to the strength and resilience of nature.
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failed seriousness is a national juried exhibition celebrating subversive, satirical and comical ways of observing the world.
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In Future Craft, the exhibiting artists reconsider and reinterpret the handmade as a futuristic ideal.
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Bent & Borrowed is an online-only exhibition that explores the nuanced practice of appropriating artworks, images, and ideas within contemporary artistic expression.
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Eat With Your Eyes is a national group exhibition juried by contemporary art scholar and educator Silvia Bottinelli.
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Face is a national group exhibition juried by Anthony Peyton Young. In Face, more than 20 featured artists exhibit work that challenges the tradition and explores the potential of portraiture.
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New Language: Contemporary Abstraction is a national survey of abstract art.
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Hand Me Down is a national exhibition juried by LaiSun Keane, owner of LaiSun Keane Gallery. In Hand Me Down, the exhibiting artists present work that documents and enlists inherited or cultural materials and objects.
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bittersweet, a national group exhibition, is juried by Vanessa Leroy, a photographer and photo editor based in Massachusetts. In bittersweet, the featured artists present work that considers wellness and self-care in an ever-evolving world.
