Curated by Ben Wright.
In HIGH NOON, Past-Utopian is the order of the day with the executive branch waging war on patent Truth and Science perceived as the enemy.
Continue ReadingOpening Reception: Wednesday, May 29, 6-8pm Curated by The Remix
UrbanGlass and The Remix are thrilled to present a site-specific installation by Keith Lemley. More is Different brings together neon, wood, and holographic effects to recreate the wonder of scholarly scientific exploration.
Continue ReadingAn immersive installation of recent works by James Corporan.
Leo Tecosky's Neon Medina is a new installation of illuminated glass sculpture. Referencing graffiti tropes and decorative Islamic art, the combination is an aesthetic challenge to conventional ideas of craft, art and design.
Opening Reception: Wednesday, October 17th, 6-8pm
Continue ReadingOpening Reception: September 12, 6-8pm
Continue ReadingPaige Lizbeth Morris' If only you were lonely, too is a vulnerable portrayal of modern romance where we descend into the emotional space somewhere between elation and despondency. The work conjures moments of reflection regarding our own relationships with love, loss, hope, and regret.
Opening Reception: August 15th 6-8pm
Continue ReadingCourtney McCloskey's Planters Trade is a showcase and installation of glass and ceramic planters. We invite you to trade a planter of your own creation with other artists in the community. Planter for a planter. Opening Reception: Saturday, June 23, 4 - 6pm
Continue ReadingCurated by Bridget Donlon. Featuring work by: Rowena Harris, Jim Hodges, Cara Lynch, Esther Ruiz, Patrice Renee Washington and Kate Shepherd
Opening reception: Wednesday, May 23, 6-8pm
Curated by Benjamin Wright. Featuring work by: Ian Burns, Jim Campbell, John Roach, Lili Maya and James Rouvelle, Sarah and Robert Beck, Paul DeMarinis, and Sunita Prasad.
Opening reception: Wednesday, January 24, 6-8pm
Continue ReadingGLASS CEILING: Art of Resilience and Fragility brings together artists whose works articulate on challenges raised by gender and racial disparities. Opening reception: Wednesday, November 8 from 6-8.
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