Bostelmann’s expansive use of photography disrupts perceived margins between justice and injustice, indigenous and colonial, rural and urban, and two- and three-dimensions.
In her artistic career and her personal life, Gilot refused to be limited or controlled. She continually experimented with formal design elements across media to develop an abstract style that would enable her to express herself freely.
Colburn investigates the environmental and economic impacts of local extractive industries: why these raw materials travel through our local area, where they end up, and how traces of them filter into our atmosphere, communities, and bodies.
Substrata brings together works by artists Ellen Driscoll, Will Lamson, and Brooke Singer, who engage water, foliage, minerals, soil, and seed to create works that represent or intervene in the landscape.