Ian Shults: Fotomat
September 6-28, 2025

Taunting societal taboos with bold brushstrokes and sly editing skills, Shults’ figurative paintings are lusciously cinematic. Each piece is broken up by planes and layers of paint, causing an asymmetry that serves to break up the painting's space as well as the layers of time captured. Referencing the tricks of photography such as double exposures, vignettes, and obfuscation, Shults’ paintings recall a bygone era before the reckless sheen of the American Dream dulled. This show, filled with lust, loss and libations, conveys a sense of unabashed mischief.

Juan Luis Jardi: Más allá de la Realidad
October 4-26, 2025

Opening reception on Saturday, October 4 from 6 to 8pm

A mix of magic realism with certain influences of Pop Art and surrealism, Jardi's figures and themes illustrate the contrast in our lives and the doubts we are faced with as humans. He strives for his work to provoke feelings: nostalgia, melancholy, loneliness and a sense of uneasiness as well as feelings of euphoria and calm. Jardi's paintings offer a vintage perspective much like a trip into the past.

Juan Luís Jardí has exhibited internationally since 1983. He has received over a dozen awards for his art, including three Medals of Honor in the annual BMW Painting Prize. His art is permeated by a sense of nostalgia, rendered beautifully, realistically, and sometimes with elements of surrealism. Jardí lives and works in Barcelona, Spain. 

America Martin: Solo Show
November 1-30, 2025

Opening reception on Saturday, November 1 from 6 to 8pm

Martin’s art and personality encapsulates a sense of enthusiasm and hope. While born in the USA, the roots of America’s Colombian heritage deeply penetrate her work.  People are Martin’s dominant subject. They are large in size, vivacious and accessible, and seem to burst out of the limits of each canvas or sculpture. Within this pulsating interplay of color, texture, line, and shapes, there is always America’s signature  expression that identifies each work as an America Martin. 

Priscilla Robinson: Solo Show
December 6-January 3, 2026

Opening reception on Saturday, December 6 from 6 to 8pm

Inspired by transitions in nature, Robinson’s work is a meditation on movement and the evolution of patterns. Her choice of paper as material references time, culture, process and tradition as well as the evolution of human technology. She uses a wide array of fibers and papermaking styles to create hundreds of individual paper units that make up each piece, coming together in representation of nature’s dynamic and intricate vastness.