The juried show will feature work from:

R.R. Anderson

Imagination and humour take the forefront in the illustrative world of R.R. Anderson.

Daniel Blue

Discarded packaging materials and oops paint come together to form a floating plastic landscape. Blue’s usual panache will be on display in this unique installation.

Lucy Carpenter

Plastic bags are the medium that Lucy Carpenter has chosen for her large-scale sculptures of human organs. The work serves as a reminder of the unnecessary waste that is currently entering our food chain via plastic-eating sea life.

Terese Cuff

Cuff works with fragmented narrative in a series of twenty-four small oil panels. The paintings ask the viewer to fill the gaps in the story.

Lynn Di Nino

Drawing inspiration from a past trip to Cuba, Di Nino will be showing humorous papier-mache icons of local celebrities that grace our small city.

Kristin Giordano

The only photographer in the show, Giordano uses a Japanese toy camera to capture pictures that are an unlikely combination of bright and quiet.

Maria Jost

Jost combines tree silhouettes and collage to beautifully illustrate the biological connection that all living things share.

Tim Mulligan

Mulligan finds junked wood in the street and combines it in very nicely arranged minimalist assemblage pieces.

James Sinding

A simple phrase hovers off the wall in Sinding’s word-based installation. The work attempts to utilize the direct affect that words have to coax the viewer towards self betterment.

Amy Thomas

Amy will be displaying her first quilt. Painstakingly crafted, the quilt is beautiful.

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