Juxtaposition

Artists: Ron Yrabedra and Barbara Psimas

FAMU Professor Yrabedra combines ancient iconography with American quilts in fabric and gold leaf. Barbara Psimas, sponsored by The Gem Collection, creates vibrant paintings and sensual sculptures from humble materials.

Identity

Libby Rowe from Tennessee explores gender and taboo through art. Texan Jade Walker reimagines power symbols in textiles. Local artist Dom Guarneschelli blends self-portraits and vintage photos to evoke nostalgia.

Domesticity

March 24th - April 22nd, 2006

Christine Chin of New Mexico crafts food sculptures with humorous recipes in cookbook-style photos. Rebecca Sittler, an award-winning professor at the University of Central Florida, captures home intimacy with unconventional subjects. Donnalee Pond-Koenig, a well-known Tallahassee artist, creates mixed-media drawings and watercolors on special papers.

TEXTure

April 28th - May 27, 2006

Abstract artists Sarah Raulerson, Bill Humphries, and Michael Hunnewell offer unique perspectives. Raulerson creates organic sculptures, Humphries explores intricate details, and Hunnewell depicts urban landscapes with mixed media.

ANJE

The All-media National Juried Exhibition (ANJE) showcases diverse artwork from exceptional artists across the continental United States. Juror Cynthia Hollis has hand-picked 25 individuals for the exhibition representing various media.

Adrianne Little

At the Nan Boynton Memorial Gallery, Adrianne Little, a video installation artist from Buffalo, NY, explores trauma and ritual through video. She examines the maternal body's presence and absence, incorporating metaphor from nostalgic items related to motherly instinct. Little's work delves into her cultural and personal history.

Trainsitions: An FSU MFA Exhibition

Summer is a time of transition in the MFA program. Second-year students finish their thesis work, while first-years become leaders. The show features contemporary works in various media.

Julia Morrisroe

Julia Morrisroe, an installation artist from Gainesville, FL, explores consumerism, originality, and ownership in her work. Using various media, including drawings and installations, she plays with popular culture themes, creating a sense of familiarity while exploring the tension between copies and originals.

Blank Walls

Join us at 6pm to fill the gallery's empty walls with your creativity. Crayons and open frames will be provided.

Sense & Perception

Holly Hanessian crafts visual stories from life's changes. Todd Bertolaet photographs endangered Florida landscapes. E. Brady Robinson explores play and repetition in art. "Excerpts" features videos focused on mouth-centered performance art.

Suspended Dreams

Gary Duehr, a photographer from Massachusetts, captures in-between moments. Linda Hall, an artist from Tallahassee, creates unsettling images and sculptures. John Lytle Wilson, another artist from Tallahassee, paints colorful animals with human traits.

Armageddon

Our 25th annual Armageddon exhibition welcomes local and emerging artists' work without judgment. Held near Halloween, the reception is lit only by flashlights, with many attendees in costume, creating a fun and unique atmosphere filled with diverse artwork and guests.

Seconds

This exhibit features emerging artists from Florida State University's MFA Program, presenting cutting-edge contemporary art. Artists include A. Light, Andrew Ross, Becki Rutta, Brad Williams, Catherine Morris, Jeff Crawford, Julie Guyot, Kazuyo Hira, Kegera Matthews-Lawrence, Phil Gleason, Resa Groff, and Tadj Dragoo.

Out of Context

Randy Polumbo, a sculptor from New York City, transforms everyday objects into elegant pieces. Amy Fleming from Fort Myers, Florida, portrays urban salvage yards on scratchboard, showing consumer detritus as treasure. Jeremy Colbert, a sculptor in Tallahassee, explores symbolism using metal, ceramics, and natural materials.