2026
CARBON, INK, & ASH:
GROUP EXHIBITION
APRIL 18 - MAY 18
An electric gathering of artists return to the blueprint of all things...drawing.
Stripped of excess, bound only to the raw tools that form the skeleton of visual art. Burnt sticks, compressed matter, liquid black. Nothing fancy. Everything essential.
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With carbon, ink, and ash, these extraordinary hands move between impulse and devotion, some marks struck in a single breath, others built patiently, line by line, until the image stands whole and final. Elegance emerges. Ferocity remains. Imagination runs uncaged.
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To draw is to flourish in the bones of existence.
To make something immortal with nothing but impulse and pressure.
To shape entire worlds with the simplest of means.
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Welcome to Carbon, Ink, and Ash
our drawing exhibition.
GREG BENNETT & PETE QUARRACINO:
WHAT THE TIDE TAKES
MAY 30 - June 22
What the Tide Takes considers water as force and memory. The element that shapes, erodes, and endures. It alters the land, and it alters us.
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In this exhibition, Greg Bennett and Peter Quarracino explore the shifting margin between sea and shore. Through refined oil paintings, they render water not merely as subject, but as a vast, deliberate, and transformative presence.
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These works invite quiet reflection on what the tide removes, and to stand before what remains.
MEGAN WHITFIELD:
VEILS OF WATER AND SKY
JUNE 27 - JULY 27
In Veils of Water and Sky, Megan Whitfield presents a compelling collection of tonalist paintings that explore the ever-changing character of the coastal landscape. From quiet marshes and sheltered harbors to turbulent seas and blazing horizons, Whitfield captures the atmosphere, rhythm, and power of the natural world with remarkable sensitivity.
Working within a restrained yet luminous palette, she builds her compositions through subtle shifts of light, softened edges, and masterful tonal relationships. Snow-covered marshes glow beneath winter skies. Boats strain against wind and tide. Sunrises ignite the horizon in fleeting bursts of brilliance. Elsewhere, calm waters and distant shorelines dissolve into passages of mist and atmosphere.
What emerges is a body of work that balances serenity with force, stillness with movement. Whitfield's paintings are not merely depictions of place, but meditations on the elemental relationship between earth, sea, and sky. Each canvas invites the viewer into a moment suspended in time, where changing weather, shifting light, and the pull of the tide become something both deeply familiar and quietly transcendent.
Veils of Water and Sky is a celebration of the coastal landscape in all its moods, its beauty, its drama, and its enduring capacity to inspire wonder.