Exhibitions

MARK REDISKE | TRANSFORMATIONS

MARK REDISKE | TRANSFORMATIONS

SEPTEMBER 4 - 20, 2025

I see these paintings as abstract psychological landscapes. My influences come from my surroundings.  The density or lightness of air, clouds and sky. And of course, the Pacific Northwest with its boundless presence of water, the regional impact of the Puget Sound, the lakes, and the mist. I am also greatly inspired by my garden with its lush and ever evolving mix of colors and textures – alternating between abundance and decay with the promising grace of renewal. - Mark Rediske

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ROBERT MARCHESSAULT | SAGE

ROBERT MARCHESSAULT | SAGE

SEPTEMBER 4 - 20, 2025

The title of this exhibition, Sage, describes a desert bush I have come to love and admire. It’s a theme I have returned to frequently. I enjoy the way aridity, wind and stress create these gnarly shapes with their exciting compositional possibilities. I love the feel of the energies at play when making these works. - Robert Marchessault

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SHAR COULSON | QUIET ABUNDANCE

SHAR COULSON | QUIET ABUNDANCE

AUGUST 7 - 23, 2025

Like the darkness between stars that makes light visible, these quiet intervals become the very source of abundance. In seeking this balance, I've discovered that abundance lives not in accumulation but in the rhythm of give and take, the stillness and movement. Each canvas becomes a meditation on finding fullness through selection, and success happens when both energy and restraint dance together. - Shar Coulson

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CALVIN MA | BLEND IN: ECHOES

CALVIN MA | BLEND IN: ECHOES

JULY 3 - 26, 2025

Blend In: Echoes is a continuation of my Blend In series reflecting on experiences with social anxiety. For me, social anxiety isn't just about bracing for the next awkward moment; it's also like my brain has a highlight reel of past social flubs that it loves to replay at the most inconvenient times. Seemingly out of nowhere, these random memories of slightly embarrassing encounters or moments I'd rather forget pop up like unwelcome guests. These mental reruns con-tribute to a persistent background hum of "what if" and "oh no." The sculptures in this exhibition playfully explore this phenomenon, each piece attempting to capture the quirky and sometimes absurd ways these unexpected mental intrusions can echo in the present. - Calvin Ma

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KYLE JOHNS | SATURATION POINT

KYLE JOHNS | SATURATION POINT

JUNE 5 - 21, 2025

This body of work explores alternative possibilities to structure development through mold making and slip casting processes. In contrast to ceramic factories’ conventional use of these methods for precise duplication, these works push the boundaries of these industrial processes to form one-off, unrepeatable forms. Diverting from traditional mold making key systems that align mold parts for consistency, this approach embraces variability - rotating, alternating, and reshaping mold components each casting. - Kyle Johns

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RACHEL MAXI | TEMPORAL REFLECTIONS

RACHEL MAXI | TEMPORAL REFLECTIONS

JUNE 5 - 21, 2025

The work references various landscapes and skies: a radiant pink sunset, a drizzly day on land by the sea, and fleeting subconscious visual impressions. I explore environments and how light changes them throughout the day, how it affects color, and how that, in turn, influences our emotions. Each piece considers the nuances of the time alongside personal memories tied to different environments and experiences. - Rachel Maxi

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GEORGE RODRIGUEZ | CLAP CLAP Clap Clap Clap clap clap clap clap DOG SHOW!

GEORGE RODRIGUEZ | CLAP CLAP Clap Clap Clap clap clap clap clap DOG SHOW!

MAY 1 - 24, 2025

In this body of work, I take “man’s best friend” for a walk. We are going to the Dog Show to celebrate the complexity, wisdom, and cuteness of our longtime allies. From the domesticated pooch to the wild canine, the human fascination with dogs transcends time and geography. By referencing historical and contemporary depictions of dogs, I aim to show their deep connections to our lives. - George Rodriguez

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GROUP EXHIBITION | TEN PHOTOGRAPHS

GROUP EXHIBITION | TEN PHOTOGRAPHS

APRIL 3 - 19, 2025

Ten Photographs features a single work by each of ten photographers. The exhibition includes gallery artists Xavi Bou, David Burdeny, Carol Inez Charney, Cody Cobb, Joshua Jensen-Nagle, Jeffrey Milstein, Michael Wolf as well as works by new artists to the gallery, Kate Petley, Ingrid Weyland, and Reuben Wu. Showcasing unique visions and diverse approaches to contemporary photography and the photographic arts, the collection underscores the dynamic range of the medium as an art form and as a means of communication.

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SHERI PAISLEY | LIGHTSCAPE

SHERI PAISLEY | LIGHTSCAPE

MARCH 6 - 22, 2025

My work explores the fluid interplay between internal and external landscapes, connecting breath, spirit, and wind through loosely rendered, windswept scenes. These landscapes shift between abstraction and loose representation, reflecting the dynamic tension between form and formlessness. The term Ruach (spirit, breath, or wind) encapsulates the essence of what I seek to convey in my paintings—the invisible forces that shape our experience of the world. I see light as both a physical and spiritual presence, with internal light also related to the nervous system. - Sheri Paisley

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CASEY MCGLYNN | 235 IDEAS FOR TATTOOS

CASEY MCGLYNN | 235 IDEAS FOR TATTOOS

FEBRUARY 6 - 22, 2025

26 years ago, I had the idea to do a show of all small works called 235 Ideas for Tattoos. This show was a reaction to what was going on in art in the early 90s. A lot of heavy concepts and use of tables and displays of objects and writing that seemed so pretentious and out of touch with creativity. I wanted art to be more fun and personal and way less precious. - Casey McGlynn

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SARA PITTMAN | INTRODUCTION

SARA PITTMAN | INTRODUCTION

FEBRUARY 6 - 22, 2025

My paintings are fabricated environments full of wonder. While some suggest familiarity through the formation of landscape, I’m approaching the canvas with no direction in mind. Rather, I’m allowing what’s around me to lead to imagination and trail towards worlds that haven’t existed before. I have no interest in replicating that which already exists. I want to paint as if I’m dreaming. - Sara Pittman

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STEVEN NEDERVEEN | BETWEEN WORLDS

STEVEN NEDERVEEN | BETWEEN WORLDS

JANUARY 2 - 25, 2025

My work is heavily influenced by meditation practices, serving as a guide for internal reflection and harmony with the external world. This body of work brings us into a liminal space between the vastness of our ocean and the timeless power of the sublime. A dreamlike world, connecting nature and the ethereal realm. Between Worlds brings out a world of colors and warm glows to give us a more personal and compassionate version of the universe, one that is in union with us. - Steven Nederveen

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