Past Exhibitions

Kathryn D’Elia – Fare is Fair

Painter Kathryn D’Elia uses articles of the everyday and pop culture icons to explore the real (and imagined) pressures of contemporary American life. These subjects are selected for their position as nostalgia staples and their evolving cult significance. She arranges these subjects to create humorous and cinematic compositions, often with subject behaving outside of the realm of possibility or intentionally leaving all grasp of their original function behind.

Members' Fall Juried Exhibition

Annual fall show of work by Friends of the Hopkins Center for the Arts member artists. The 58 works on display were chosen by the jurors from 228 submissions. THANK YOU to all the Member Artists who participated in the competition. For more information, visit Members' Fall Juried Exhibition

Congratulations to the 2025 Award Winners

Best of Show: Lynn Tanaka, Spiral Zen Rock, sculpture

Awards of Excellence: Ellen Carlson, Lakeview, photograph; and Scott Zimmermann, On the Move, acrylic

Awards of Merit: Michael Jensen, Blueberry 3, oil; and Alex Hall, Ingrid, watercolor

Honorable Mentions: Susan Gangsei, Pat - Family Matriarch, handwoven tapestry; Pamela Sherlock, Restoration, digital photograph - archival ink on kozo over gold leaf on board; Nancy Punderson Parr, The Red Coat, pastel; Lumi Forbes, Polyphonic Sky, mixed media on canvas

Thank you to the 2025 Members' Juried Exhibtion Jurors:

Michelle Westmark Wingard
Michael Schmidt
Deb Zeller

Fred Cogelow – …good dog…

Opening Reception: Thursday, August 7, 6-8 pm
Artist Talk: Tuesday, August 12 at 2 pm, Reservations are no longer being accepted for this event.

Sculptor Fred Cogelow, a.k.a., “fredgelow sum buddy” has been wood carving for over 40 years. He honors humanity in the portraiture of the ‘old cusses whose lives, faces and stories had entertained my mind and eye throughout most of my formative years’. Along the way are regular side trips into socio-political commentary, caricature, equine, acanthus, and spoon carving.

Carl Lee – Frost on a Window

Opening Reception: Thursday, August 7, 6-8 pm.
Artist Talk: Wednesday, August 20 at 2 pm. If you wish to attend, please RSVP to Jim Clark so that we can set up to accommodate the group size.

Photographer Carl Lee uses a macro lens to document the dynamic beauty of frost on window glass. In sharp linear pattern and shallow depth of field, he captures the fragility and elegance of the icy formations while exploring how the frost designs reflect and project nature yet can be dazzlingly abstract.

Tom Maakestad & Wayne Potratz – Woods, Water & Sky

In work he describes as a realist fiction, painter Tom Maakestad combines surface treatment, created light, and color theory to suggest places that appeal to him. While they suggest an actual place or time of day, he does not attempt to create a copy of an event or location- allowing the image to thrive on its own as a cohesive composition.

Sculptor Wayne Potratz investigates how each subtle step of the fiery foundry process combines with the metaphysics of the spirit to make works that seek to be completely authentic. By the fire, both the art and the artist are refined, tempered, and transformed.

David Amdur – At Play

Artist Talks:
- July 9, 2PM: David Amdur
- If you wish to attend the Artist Talks, please RSVP to Jim Clark so that we have enough seating.

David Amdur’s paintings capture people at play in parks, recreating in scenic landscapes, celebrating festivals, playing music, or engaged in political action. His work hints at narrative through movement, gesture, and expression. Amdur’s paintings are rich in color and dynamic composition, drawing the viewer into worlds that are both familiar and deeply felt.

Russell M. Hamilton – An Empirical Voice

In this series, Russell M. Hamilton explores ideas fundamental to religion, culture, language, and the fallacy of 'race'.

'The "Voice" is my own, full of conviction, ever questioning, developing, and rich with observation and personal experiences cinnecting me to my culture, my multi-layered ethnicity, my religious experiences, and to all of humanity'

The series draws additional inspiration from Voices from an Empire, a book written by the artist's father, Russell G. Hamilton, first published in 1975.

His process involves sewing and stitching, a skill he learned from his mother, and includes vintage fabrics and patterns produced by Vogue, Simplicity, and Butterick in the 1980s and ‘90s.

Annual spring show of work by Friends of the Hopkins Center for the Arts Member Artists. All members were eligible to show 1 piece of work in this show. Entries are judged for awards.

2025 Spring Members’ Exhibition Awards

Thank you to Award Jurors, Andrea Canter and Kar-Keat Chong, and congratulations to the following award winners.

Best of Show

Patricia Choffrut, Sydney’s Last Shift, watercolor

Awards of Excellence

Don Biehn, Lost in Story, oil

Genie Castro, Sea Monkeys, lithography ink monotype

Awards of Merit

Susan Liesch, Resonance, mixed media

Lynn Foskett-Pierson, Jazz Note (Collage #4) oil pastel on YUPO

Mary Ann Rolloff, It’s Not Spring Yet, oil and cold wax on paper

Honorable Mentions

Lynn Tanaka, Zen Rock, rock and bamboo caning

Timn Jacobs, An Ochre Burst, soft pastel

Nancy Punderson Parr, The Book Club, graphite

Lynne Mall, Ghost, archival inkjet print photography

Frances Phillips, Spring Thaw, acrylic

Chris Walton, The Friendly Ghost, ink on scratchboard, Dura-Lar & paper

For More information regarding participation, please visit: Spring Members' Show

Arts North International 30 Juried Exhibition

Opening reception: Saturday, January 11, 4-6pm

Celebrating its 30th year, this highly competitive international juried exhibition showcases work by artists from throughout the United States and abroad.

Recent ANI exhibitions have featured work representing artists from Japan to Canada, California to Rhode Island, Florida to Washington, and more than 30 communities of Minnesota: from Redwood Falls to Woodbury, Savage to Two Harbors.

There is a wide range of mediums represented including acrylic, oil, and watercolor paintings, sculptures, fiber & textiles, ceramics, photographs, and more.

Marjorie Fedyszyn "Decline and Fall"

Opening Reception: Thursday, December 5, 6 - 8 pm

In this exhibition Marjorie Fedyszyn investigates the universal experience of loss and fragility from both a human and environmental aspect.

Sculptural forms, cast in muslin and handmade abaca paper, from a tree felled by Emerald Ash Borer serve as powerful metaphors for loss and vulnerability.

The emotional histories of Fedyszyn’s life guide her work. Her losses are distilled into powerful expressions resonating with universal human experience.

Linda Deg Lee "Along the Continuum"

Growing up on the sparsely populated plains of western North Dakota gave painter Linda Deg Lee a strong sense of the relationship between the land and the life within it. As constants in her vision, horizons, plowed fields, stream beds, stratified layers of rock and soil, and stretches of prairie grasses were inevitable influences on her work. Throughout her career she has sought the underlying structures that connect the physical and spiritual worlds around her.

Emilie Bouvier "Held Within"

As a photographer, Emilie Bouvier’s work is fueled by the physicality of historic photographic methods – utilizing its processes and incorporating unusual materials. This practice draws her to the edges of what constitutes a photographic image, bridging traditional film photography with sculpture, printmaking, and digital tools. This exhibition showcases the physicality and mystery of photographic image-making, inviting the viewer into a contemplative journey.

Jeremy Jones "Your Heart is Bigger than a Giant’s Head"

Opening reception: Thursday, June 20, 6 - 8 pm
Artist Talk: Wednesday, July 3 at 2pm. If you wish to attend, please RSVP to Jim Clark

Jeremy Jones’ work investigates the varied spaces of parenthood and seeks to enshrine the everyday moments of child rearing. As a parent/artist immersed in the trenches of helping to raise two young children, he finds the fleeting transformations of a child’s growth and development are both magical and bittersweet. Jones creates toy-like sculptures and assemblages that utilize clay, mixed media, found objects and digital technologies to physically and mentally preserve those moments that you can’t get back.

Interfaith Artist Circle "Hope and Healing in Pandemic Times" & "Transformation"

Opening Reception: Thursday, June 20, 6 - 8 pm

The Interfaith Artist Circle of the Twin Cities is nineteen visual artists pursuing art as a spiritual journey. In this exhibition the artists aim to present a dialogue about life and hope, now and for the future.

The Circle artists create art reflecting on spiritual themes including prayer, the soul, mysticism, creation, and mortality. At the launch of each art theme, members study with religious and secular scholars whose teachings inspire the resulting artworks.

Dennis Kalow & Kathy Snow Stratton "Unexpected Ends"

Opening reception: Thursday, May 16, 6-8pm

Each of sculptor Dennis Kalow’s works is a message in itself, its own story, independent of literal or historic reference. While his subject matter generally evolves from an experience, it is, first and foremost, form, line, color, and texture juxtaposed in novel ways. Kalow seeks results that intrigue, fascinate, or exemplify beauty in ways that are relative to his life.

Kathy Snow Stratton’s paintings explore the spaces between the empty and full, the micro to macro, the now and then and darkness into light. Her process utilizes self-imposed limitations that she finds maximize possibilities rather than constrain them. Densely unified layers of paint result in optically charged, harmonious all-over fields that represent a union of ‘in between’ spaces.

Nick Gadbois "Midwest Americana"

Opening Reception: Thursday, May 16, 6 - 8 pm
Artist Talk: Friday, May 17 at 10 am. If you wish to attend, please RSVP to Jim Clark

Contemporary painter Nick Gadbois’ landscape work examines the offbeat, quirky, and playful side of the American spirit. He paints scenes from real life that appear surreal, amplifying the drama with a bold, saturated palette. Through his chosen subjects in this series, what he calls ‘American oddities’, Gadbois celebrates a uniquely American creative inventiveness and a Heartland to which he is deeply attracted.

Catherine Lange & Michael L. Ruth "Same Location, Multiple Perspectives"

Opening Reception: Thursday, May 16, 6 - 8 pm
Artist Talks: Friday, May 17 at 11 am. If you wish to attend, please RSVP to Jim Clark

In 2021 and 2022 photographers Catherine Lange and Michael L. Ruth captured images of water and woods in the same Midwestern locations but from their own unique perspectives. Using multiple time-lapse and long-exposure images, Ruth aims for photographs that aren’t ‘your standard snapshot of a river’ while Lange’s photos of still lifes in nature are meant to ‘create a sense of dreamlike perception.’

Spring Members' Nonjuried Exhibition

Annual spring show of work by Friends of the Hopkins Center for the Arts Member Artists. The 2024 exhibition includes over 260 art works. Many of the pieces are for sale, and visitors may vote for their favorite.

Congratulations to the following award winners, selected by this year's award jurors, Michael Borg and Lynne Sarnoff-Christensen.

Best of Show:

"Minnesota Gourds" by Kathe Wilcoxon

Awards of Excellence:

"Portrait of a Noble" by Deb Kirkeeide
"Forest of Redwood Trees II" by Carolyn Kleinberger

Awards of Merit:

"Nightfall" by Sue Mooney
"Relic 5-522" by Ginny Herzog
"Tangle" by Robert Jordan

Honorable Mentions:

"Book" by Bo Brown
"Untitled 1" by Nancy Hanily Dolan
"Lolo's Last Letter" by Lori Fowler
"Night Poppies" by Lisa Drew
"Ink Fun" by Elaine Beaty
"Exhilaration" by Anne Bendt

Loretta Bebeau "What Comes Around"

Opening Reception: Thursday, February 29, 6 - 8 PM
Artist Talk: Tuesday, March 12 at 3 PM. If you wish to attend, please RSVP to Jim Clark

Loretta Bebeau's abstract, conceptual artwork has evolved over 30 years. This exhibition features paintings, drawings, and collages spanning from her early work to her current practice. A recurring theme is the importance of "health" across human cultures, as well as her own personal challenge of hearing loss.

Sanjukta Mitra & James Larson - Spirit of Myth

Opening Reception: Thursday, December 7, 6 - 8 PM

Sanjukta Mitra's work mixes realism and expressionism, vividly achieved through an abundance of mixed media and oil paints. Her paintings are rich with bold strokes, high contrast color schemes, glowing vibes and illuminating paints.

James Larson passed away in 2022 after 50 years of true dedication to his craft and passion for marble and bronze sculpture. His sculptures combine classic styling with imaginative abstract forms and landscape.

Roger Nordstrom – Time Water Earth

Opening Reception: Friday, September 15, 6 - 8 PM
Artist Talk: Monday, October 9, 2 - 4 PM. If you wish to attend, please RSVP by email to: jclark@hopkinsmn.com

As a photographer, Roger Nordstrom is attracted to lines, shapes, and form. The images in this exhibition were captured in travels from Northern Minnesota to the US Southwest, and explore the commonalities between disparate regions through the elements of Time, Water, and Earth.

‘These intimate black and white images of frozen water and desert sand show us the beauty of sameness in such opposites. They help us to see more clearly how the earth holds the memory of change allowing us to bear witness to our past and the prepossessing harshness that is the cycle of time made visible.’

David Strom – Drawing to Painting: May I Have This Dance…

Opening Reception: Friday, September 15, 6 - 8 PM
Artist Talk: Monday, October 9, 2 - 4 PM. If you wish to attend, please RSVP by email to: jclark@hopkinsmn.com

David Strom’s paintings and drawings are how he explores, reflects on, and interprets the landscape in which he lives, and as he puts it ‘lives within him’. A combination of realism and fantasy, his artworks are about living in the fertile farm country of southwestern Minnesota. References include gray steel grain bins, elevators, wind turbines, round bales, roads, ropes, rows of crops in all stages of development and rest, and the abstract way that we define the land using maps, specifically plat maps of townships in six square mile divisions. He combines these elements into vignettes, connecting them together ‘much like one would make a quilt or illustrate a graphic novel.’

**J Pony Allen '*... Ampersand Anon'***

March 2 - April 1, 2023
Opening Reception: Thursday, March 2, 6-8 pm

This body of work examines and explores the delicious friction between organic growth and manufactured disruption. Inspired by discoveries of bush plane wreckage on barren high tundra, intrusive thoughts, F250s abandoned in woodlands, Darth Vader's paternal admission, irritated molluscs birthing nacreous gems, and stick framed barns caved in by giant's feet; these paintings are, in essence, bootleg interior & exterior landscapes. Like unauthorized recordings of Rock Gods, their authenticity is questionable but the spirit of fanaticism is earnest.

J Pony Allen lives and works in the area. He was born and raised in an interstitial space, a pocket universe between the IDS building and Amber Waves of Grain. He grew up in the wilds of Minnetonka where great mares once ran free, Dead Man’s Hill swallowed sleds, and the Swamp and Woods held great treasure. The woods and swamp have shrunk, fully plundered. The hill has been capped with gardens and Dishes. And the horses have scattered west and east, north and south.

Arts North International

January 14 - February 25, 2023
Opening Reception: Saturday, January 14, 6 - 8 PM

In its 28th year, this highly competitive international juried exhibition showcases work by artists from throughout the United States and abroad.

Recent ANI exhibitions have featured work from 27 states, four provinces of Canada, and China. There is a wide range of mediums represented including acrylic, oil, and watercolor paintings, sculptures, fiber and textiles, ceramics, photographs, and more.

JURY & AWARDS More than $10,000 in awards are available, including Best of Show ($3000), 2 Awards of Excellence ($1000 each), 2 Awards of Merit ($500 each), and First, Second, and Third in media categories. Awards are subject to the discretion of the jurors. All jury decisions are final. Additional Special Awards ($100+ each) will be selected by the sponsors.

Greg Lecker 'Watershed'

December 8, 2022 - January 7, 2023
Opening Reception: Thursday, December 8, 6-8 PM

Greg Lecker’s art transports viewers to natural & inhabited settings filled with motion, emotion, and color. Energetic chaos up close; then coming together as light & objects when viewed from a distance.

This body of work originated during artist residencies Lecker completed on both the Mississippi and St. Croix Rivers. Funded in part by a Minnesota State Arts Board grant, he traveled across Minnesota painting the major watersheds: the Mississippi River, Lake Superior and the Red River of the North while engaging passersby. The resulting paintings embody the physicality of exploring water and its environment.

Josh Bindewald 'Muchness'

December 8, 2022 - January 7, 2023
Opening Reception: Thursday, December 8, 6 - 8 PM

Josh Bindewald creates active, maximal images that reference natural and developed environments. Approached in playful and intuitive spirit, he composes prints, collages, and paintings that are a distillation of the splendor he finds in the natural world, the need for order imposed by humankind, and the resulting discord. This embedded contradiction reinforces the oft-conflicting emotions informing it. The resulting art contains the power to enchant, intended to separate the viewer from all context and provide an undefinable but beneficial type of nourishment.

Kar-Keat Chong 'Impressions of the Twin Cities in Ink & Watercolor'

October 27 - December 3, 2022

Kar-Keat Chong’s life experiences have always been highly informed by the rich heritage and culture of his hometown. He grew up honing his sketching and painting skills on the vibrant streets of Penang, Malaysia, where multi-racial communities co-exist and live in harmony. Over recent summers, Kar-Keat has been out and about sketching landmarks and industrial relics in the Twin Cities he has called home since 1999. Working on location with fountain pens, watercolor and rice paper, he seeks to capture the atmospheric quality of these buildings and sites at a specific moment. As a result, the art he creates is his emotional response to this phenomenon - always striving to be honest and realistic in his interpretations. Through sketching and painting, it makes Kar-Keat pause and be present, truly observe with keen eyes, and understand his subject matter at a more refined level. He hopes through his artwork, he can inspire others to slow down from our fast-paced lives to pause and truly appreciate the beauty that surrounds us each and every day.

Barbara Lidfors 'Metaphors of Trees, Woods and Forests'

September 22 - October 22, 2022

Barbara Lidfors is a landscape and figurative painter who paints the allure of everyday moments and celebrates the significance of the people and places around her. Her nature paintings often incorporate the deeply symbolic and metaphoric possibilities inherent in the natural world to reference universal experience and meaning.

Recently returned to her Minnesota roots after decades of involvement in the German art world, she is enjoying rediscovering the specific beauty of Minnesota’s people and natural wooded areas. She earned an MFA from Vermont College of Norwich University and has exhibited her work in over 100 solo and group shows throughout Germany, the United States and 5 other countries.

August 4 - September 10, 2022

Gwen Partin "Material Elements"
Amy Usdin "Remnants"
Brandon Movall "Embracing Our Shadows"

June 23 - July 30, 2022

Jean Hawton & Shelby Meyerhoff "Beyond & Bizarre: Natural Illusions"
Angie Huffman "Dear"
Nishiki Sugawara-Beda "To Your Own Space: Truthful Peace"

May 12 - June 18, 2022

Carol Jenkins, Eloise Larson, Kim Presley, Cathy Valentine "And Now This..."
Carolyn C.S. Kleinberger "Up Close From A Distance"
Jeanne Aaron "Silk Paintings & Batiks"

March 26 - May 7, 2022

Spring Members' Non-Juried Exhibition

February 17 - March 19, 2022

Dan Tran "Lost & Found"
Jessie Rasche "The Spirit of Prairie Life"

January 8 - February 12, 2022

Arts North International 27

December 2, 2021 - January 2, 2022

Tom Dimock "Boats, Wind, and Sea"
Carrie Price Schwert "Beauty in the Ordinary: Paintings from the Pandemic"
ArtHop on Main: Adult Art Students and Instructors, Hopkins Community Education

October 28 - November 27, 2021

Fall Members' Juried Exhibition 2021
Andrea Canter & Cindy Fuerstenberg "Naturally Unexpected"

September 23 - October 23, 2021

Keren Kroul "An Architecture of Longing"
Brenda Litman, Dona Kos, Joan Porter-Einsman "Nature, Transformation, and Vision"

August 5 - September 11, 2021

Twin Cities Iranian Culture Collective
Minnesota Iran Photographers "Iran Today: Photographs by Minnesota Travelers

June 24 - July 31, 2021

Chris Cinque "Beyond the Reach of Words"
Kristi Kuder "Momento"
Leah Yellowbird "Can You Hear Me Now"

May 13 - June 19, 2021

April Malphurs "Refraction: Capturing Joy Through Glass"
Contemporary Realism: Work from the Atelier
James Byrne "New Works"
Fawzia Khan "Becoming Visible"

March 26 - May 8, 2021

Spring Members' Non-Juried Exhibition

February 18 - March 20, 2021

Genie and Paco Castro "Cold Press"
Akama Paul "Things Fall Apart"
Linda Snouffer "Grasslands, Woods & Wetlands: Muckboots Recommended"

January 9 - February 13, 2021

Arts North International 26

December 3, 2020 - January 3, 2021

ArtHop on Main: Adult Art Students and Instructors, Hopkins Community Education
Ken Herren "Soul Patch"
Bonnie Folkerts "Common Threads"

October 29 - November 28, 2020

Erik Jon Olson "Downstream Sacrificies"
Keith Holmes "Pursuit of Happiness"
Members' Juried Exhibition

September 24 - October 24, 2020

Marcia Haffmans "Out of touch"
Michael Borg "Being Havana"
Jeanne Kosfeld "Coffee Portraits"

August 13 - September 19, 2020

Members' Non-Juried Exhibition

June 25 - August 1, 2020

Kristin Hoelscher-Schacker, Klaire Lockheart, Becca Cerra "Embodiment"
Charlie Brown "The Monumental Aspects of Nature"
Aaron Packard "Networks of Noise"

May 14 - August 1, 2020

Kristin Pavelka "Bohemian"

May 14 - June 20, 2020

Living Tradition: Figure Drawings from the Hopkins Center for the Arts Life Sessions Cooperative
Mary Catherine Solberg "Shine"
Sue Cranston "American School Girl"

Past Exhibitions

December 4, 2025 - January 3, 2026

CRAFTOPIA: A Fine Craft Invitational Exhibition

REVEAL: Adult Art Students & Their Instructors – Hopkins Community Education

October 23 - November 30, 2025

Twin Cities Iranian Culture Collective

Mary Catherine Solberg – Reflection Portraits: Layers of Memory and Awareness

Kathryn D’Elia – Fare is Fair

September 12 - October 18, 2025

Members' Fall Juried Exhibition

Jasper Duberry - From the Back of the Bus

Linda Campbell - Nature's Gifts

August 7 - September 6, 2025

Fred Cogelow – …good dog…

Carl Lee – Frost on a Window

Lynne Sarnoff-Christensen – Hidden in Our Trees

June 26 - August 2, 2025

Tom Maakestad & Wayne Potratz – Woods, Water & Sky

David Amdur – At Play

Álvaro Alejandro López– De Natura Libris

May 22 - June 21, 2025

Russell M. Hamilton – An Empirical Voice

Shari Albers – The Widow Series

Nathan Stromberg – Recollection/Re-Collection

April 11 - May 17, 2025

Spring Members' Non-Juried Exhibition

Annual spring show of work by Friends of the Hopkins Center for the Arts Member Artists. All members were eligible to show 1 piece of work in this show. Entries are judged for awards.

2025 Spring Members’ Exhibition Awards

February 27 – March 29, 2025

Layl McDill "Call and Response"

Hopkins Schools Youth Art Month

January 11 – February 22, 2025

Arts North International 30 Juried Exhibition

December 5, 2024 – January 4, 2025

REVEAL: Adult Art Students & Their Instructors – Hopkins Community Education

Marjorie Fedyszyn "Decline and Fall"

October 24 – December 1, 2024

Twin Cities Iranian Culture Collective

Susan Gangsei "The Sacred Journey of Aging"

Gail Wallinga "Emergence: Creativity, Illness and Healing"

September 13 - October 19, 2024

Linda Deg Lee "Along the Continuum"

Tom Hessel "Souls"

Members’ Juried Exhibition

August 1 - September 7, 2024

Emilie Bouvier "Held Within"

Ekaterina Kazachenko "DAYDREAMLIKE"

Angel Wagner "Tigers & Rabbits"

June 20 - July 27, 2024

Jeremy Jones "Your Heart is Bigger than a Giant’s Head"

Interfaith Artist Circle "Hope and Healing in Pandemic Times" & "Transformation"

May 16 - June 15, 2024

Dennis Kalow & Kathy Snow Stratton "Unexpected Ends"

Nick Gadbois "Midwest Americana"

Catherine Lange & Michael L. Ruth "Same Location, Multiple Perspectives"

April 6 - May 12, 2024

Spring Members' Nonjuried Exhibition

February 29 - March 30, 2024

Erik Jon Olson "UNnatural"

Loretta Bebeau "What Comes Around"

James Burpee "Nature and Human Nature"

January 13 - February 24, 2024

Arts North International 29

December 7, 2023 - January 6, 2024

REVEAL - Hopkins Community Education Adult Students & Their Instructors

Sanjukta Mitra & James Larson - Spirit of Myth

October 26 - December 2, 2023

Twin Cities Iranian Culture Collective

Catherine Hearding - Water Works - An Exploration of Patterns and Palette

Douglas Oudekerk Scenes From a Mystery

September 15 - October 21, 2023

Fall Members' Juried Exhibition

Roger Nordstrom – Time Water Earth

David Strom – Drawing to Painting: May I Have This Dance…

August 3 - September 9, 2023

Ger Xiong "The Stories We Carry"

Toni Gallo "Continuous Thread/ Unraveling Insight"

William Z. Linmark "Portraits of Paris"

Nikki Besser "Quillin' It: Life in Paper"

MaryAnn & Gary Carlson "A Confluence of Objects"

**J Pony Allen '*... Ampersand Anon'***