Current & Upcoming Exhibitions

Blue Hour

February 17 - March 14, 2026
Reception: February 21, 3-6 pm

Discover the many
interpretations of
this enigmatic color!

Works in dialogue at the edge of light

The color blue is often used to evoke purity, calmness, and a sense of enlightenment. From the pale blue of a daytime sky or the rich dark blue of a deep ocean, the color is associated with nature, vastness, and open spaces. We can also feel blue and sing the blues. We talk of blue blood, blue ribbon, blue moon and more. Blue Hour invites nine artists to share their unique interpretations of BLUE.

Carol Nussbaum:
Florals for Spring

March 17 - April 11, 2026

This exhibition features the transformation of Nussbaum's original floral photographs, inviting viewers to investigate these dramatic images in a unique way, through mandala or circular-shaped fine art. This new collection is printed on acrylic glass for crisper edges, bolder colors and deeper blacks. A mandala is traditionally used to signify a sacred space containing a circle with a center point that offers balancing visual elements, symbolizing unity and harmony. Utilizing a motif found in every culture and faith offers viewers a recognizable form, which is then built upon through striking contrast and symmetry in each composition. When taking photos and choosing which ones to work with, patterns, depth of field and sharpness are imperative elements considered in order to create the most impactful mandalas.

CLICK to hear Nussbaum speak about her art and process

Joan Gantz:
Progression and Connection

April 14 - May 9, 2026
Reception: Saturday, April 18, 3-6 pm

Above: Joan Gantz. Landscape of the Heart,  30 x 40 inches, Acrylic on Canvas

Like all art is a product of experiences, situations and time.

This show is the direct result of the past year of Gantz’s intentional efforts to learn and grow. And like all progress, some is painful and some is sheer delight. These works reflect both. While experimenting with new techniques , the second part of this show emerged spontaneously. The continuity and connection to other familiar themes became evident and reflective of her previous works

The work in this show is primarily acrylic on canvas with some use of collage and some watercolor works on paper. Abstraction , color and movement is her personal visual language. All works were created within the last 12 months and were inspired by her desire to challenge and relate to all viewers.

Looking Ahead . . .

Mark you calendars for the following exhibitions scheduled for future:

  • May 12 - June 6, 2026: Yoomee Ko

  • July 7 - August 1, 2026: Gallery Artists’ Group Show

  • September 8 - October 3: Ellen Bradshaw

  • October 6 - 31, 2026: Elizabeth Cody

  • November 3 - 28, 2026: Pradeep Gupta

  • December 1 - 26, 2026: Gallery Artists’ Group Show

  • December 29, 2026 - January 23, 2027: Rolando Jorif

  • January 26 - February 20, 2027: 30th Annual Friends of Pleiades