CURRENT EXHIBITIONS

Mary Crenshaw: inhale

EXHIBITION DATES: April 28 – may 23, 2026

RECEPTION: Thursday, april 30, 5 - 8 pm

closing RECEPTION: Saturday, may 23, 4 - 6 pm

Inhale by Mary Crenshaw explores themes of displacement, resilience, value, and disposability. The concept for a series of immigrant portraits began last summer when Crenshaw glimpsed through the window of a daycare center and saw a display of large faces on paper drawn by small children. This moment formed the initial idea, which expanded through meeting and conversing with her subjects on the bus, in parks, and in stores, as well as including people she already knew. She had also been taking iPhone photos of cigarette butts embedded in city sidewalks. Viewing a consumed cigarette as a metaphor for the migrant—carelessly tossed aside, crushed, and forgotten—she decided to include this object as subject matter in her paintings, while incorporating thrifted picture frames to emphasize the idea of rejection.

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Perri Neri: caught looking

EXHIBITION DATES: April 28 – may 23, 2026

RECEPTION: Thursday, april 30, 5 - 8 pm

closing RECEPTION: Saturday, may 23, 4 - 6 pm

Caught Looking by Perri Neri features an intimate series of portrait paintings born from a radical shift in practice and a contemporary experiment in collaboration. Caught Looking began with a simple call to action on social media. Neri invited her followers—some close friends, others virtual strangers—to submit selfies for her to interpret in paint. The project taps into the currency of our image-saturated age: the carefully composed self-portrait meant for an audience of intimates or of the entire internet, where the subject’s gaze meets the camera almost—but not quite—eye to eye. These are not commissions. Each 16 × 12 inch painting is her interpretation, rendered in a direct, painterly realism rather than photographic precision. The uniform scale creates a democratic grid of contemporary faces, each offered voluntarily, each claiming space.

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