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Solo Exhibition and Group Shows for the year.

The new exhibition dates have been set. We are eagerly anticipating the shows from these contemporary artists. Their newest works will become available just before the opening dates, so stay tuned to your favorite artists pages.

Natalie Featherston Solo Exhibition: Dutch Treats & Other Delights

October 23 - November 5, Artist Reception Friday October 23, 4 - 6pm

Dutch Treats and Other Delights brings a history to the present. Featherston looks into some of the Old Masters to figure out what still holds up about their methods, and by using traditional techniques and motifs, she has some fun putting her own sense of humor into the frame.

Jacob A. Pfeiffer Solo Exhibition: Inner Child

October 9 - 22, Artist Reception Friday October 9, 4 - 6pm

This body of work explores the idea of the “inner child” as a way of seeing rather than a phase we leave behind. These paintings are not about nostalgia as much as they are about perception and returning to a state where the ordinary becomes charged with possibility, humor, and quiet wonder.

Solo Exhibition and Group Shows for the year.

Natalie Featherston Solo Exhibition: Dutch Treats & Other Delights

October 23 - November 5, Artist Reception Friday October 23, 4 - 6pm

The Creative Spark

NOVEMBER 20 - DECEMBER 3

The Creative Spark opens at Meyer Gallery on November 20th, bringing together twenty-three artists who treat art history as raw material rather than a rulebook. Curators Natalie Featherston and Anthony Waichulis built the show around a simple conviction: technical mastery and tradition are the foundation of originality, not a limit on it. Every artist here has studied the old methods closely enough to know what to keep and what to break. The result is work that carries centuries of craft forward into subjects and sensibilities entirely of this moment. This is not a nostalgia show. It is proof that the past keeps generating new art, as long as someone is willing to wrestle with it.

CURRENT CATALOG

Natalie Featherston: Dutch Treats and Other Delights

A contemporary reference gets tucked into a classical arrangement. A visual slyness hiding behind the varnish. Featherston looks into some of the Old Masters to figure out what still holds up about their methods, and having some fun putting her own sense of humor into the frame.

Dutch Treats and Other Delights is on view October 23 - November 5.

Artist Reception to meet Jacob on Friday October 23, from 4 - 6 pm.

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