EXHIBITION SUMMARY

On View Through June 28, 2026

Opening Reception: Saturday May 16 from 1-4pm

Themes & Colors explores the dynamic relationship between subject matter and palette, bringing together a group of artists whose works are organized through both thematic focus and color sensibility. Rather than isolating each artist, the exhibition interweaves their voices, allowing shared themes and palettes to reveal distinctly individual approaches.

Each section becomes a conversation. Sailboats move between calm and motion, often anchored in expansive blues, yet rendered through vastly different stylistic lenses. Digital Paintings highlight the evolving language of contemporary tools, where artists use monochromatic tones or vibrant multi-color palettes to push the boundaries of image-making. Fireflies capture fleeting light and quiet moments, using contrast and restraint to evoke atmosphere and memory. Sculpture introduces a physical dimension, where materials and form shape how the work interacts with space. Music-inspired works translate sound into visual form, exploring rhythm, energy, and personal connection.

This exhibition also includes two sensory components that extend the experience beyond viewing. In the music section, a listening station invites visitors to play a record while engaging with the artwork, encouraging a deeper and more immersive connection. An interactive wall, curated and created by Justin Winkel, invites viewers to participate directly by adding their own mark to an ongoing artwork.

By presenting multiple artists within shared thematic and color frameworks, the exhibition emphasizes that no single subject or palette yields a singular outcome. A shared blue can feel serene in one work and distant in another. Greens may suggest vitality or imbalance. Monochromatic compositions can unify or isolate, depending on the artist’s intent.

Themes & Colors invites viewers to look beyond surface similarities and engage with nuance. It is not only an exploration of what is depicted, but how each artist interprets and transforms theme and color into a personal visual language.