Past Exhibits

Kristy Deetz: Disrupted Gardens
Disrupted Gardens is a series of hyper-realistic acrylic paintings that imagine a future where nature and artificial intelligence respond to pollution and climate change by reshaping the Earth (our “Garden”) and populating it with new, often evolving creatures.

Sidian Liu explores themes of displacement, intimacy, and care through a quiet exchange: she visits strangers’ kitchens—cooking for them while requesting minimal in-person contact—and documents the experience. This exhibition presents images and recipes created during her 2024 Denis Roussel Fellowship residency in Fort Collins in 2024.

A showcase of personal artwork from six artists creating projects for the Art in Public Places program during its 30th anniversary year.

The 41st New Legacies: Contemporary Art Quilts Exhibit is a juried exhibition featuring the current work of the finest national contemporary quilt artists.

Picture: Kevin Bell
This exhibit features an exciting combination of work by 26 artists in all genre and media, presenting a survey of contemporary art in America.

Biophilia is the natural human tendency to connect with nature and other living things. The term comes from Greek and literally translates to “love of life.” The 3-dimensional installations of Barbara Baer and paintings by Amelia Furman celebrate this connection in the Lincoln Center Art Gallery’s new exhibition, Biophilia: Love of Life.

By adding color and stripes to furniture, mixing organic and structured mark making, and tweaking the expected to create the unexpected, the artists in this exhibit use color and pattern to create the richness and joy we crave in winter.