on view
a national exhibition juried by Jasper A. Sanchez
With the guidance of Gallery 263 staff, visitors are able to browse and handle works from the flat files. The drawers, which are located at the back of the gallery, are open for viewing during gallery hours and by appointment. For purchasing questions, please email [email protected].
on view
September 2024 – August 2025
reception
May 1, 6:30 – 8:30 pm, rsvp
Ripples in Still Water examines the human impact of substance use disorder through intimate profiles and semi-documentary photography by Hannah Latham. These photographic works position rural Maine as a microcosm of a national crisis, where isolation can be deadly, and community can be sustaining.
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.
13 artists engage written language, metaphor, and abstraction to explore growth, identity, and anxiety in an unclear moment.
Lonely Table transforms mythologies, domesticity, and contradictory emotions into dreamlike, fantastical portals for understanding the self.
