The work in Ruth Tabancay’s (Un)Natural Order illustrates natural earth systems impacted by interactions with human or other species. The burning of fossil fuels and …
Whenever Christine Meuris encounters a book with the phrase “Signs and Symbols” in the title, she picks it up, believing such a book might provide …
Jo Ann Biagini continues her poetic exploration of the natural world in Botanical Imaginary. Her combination of text and image in layered, improvisational imagery enfolds …
As an artist and a long-distance runner, Tara Esperanza became fascinated with the many succulent gardens she passed on sprints through her East Bay neighborhood. …
KC Rosenberg’s recent paintings stem from cognitive therapy following a brain injury. She was assigned a task to recall stories linearly and to pay attention …
Jayne Biehn presents large-scale, mixed-media work based on unique, original photographs found in vintage stores, at estate sales, and on eBay. She juxtaposes these photos …