Dennis Worrel - Strange Times
My recent work, Strange Times, responds to the chaotic and bizarre world we find ourselves living in. Like the Surrealists, it explores the interplay between dreams and reality, the strange, and sometimes nonsensical nature of our human identity and existence—the work draws on imagination, storytelling, history, mythology, and pop culture.
Mark Andres - Water-Gazer
The world asserts its hidden rhythms through the mind and eye. Those hidden rhythms are what thrill me when I look out, and which the photos I take inevitably fail to convey: the deepest mysteries, the rhythm of our origins, birth, death, the eternal return, when it’s only just a view of a river and a few buildings.
Richard Rowland - Ahikaaroa – Conversations with Fire
The creative life I live is bound together by my cultural kuleana (responsibilities) that were given to me by my Polynesian ancestors and present-day mainland communities. These responsibilities especially include helping to take care of our natural world. All on view through June 27.
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