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bag(s) of sand

Artists – Ashley Johnson, Julia Gartrell, Lama Whidbee, Lauren Guilette and Jonathan Hoffman

During times of distress bags of sand abound. Apt and able communities contribute to a collective cause of forming a protective hedge in an effort to protect critical areas. We are seeing this daily in response to extreme weather events, civil unrest, and war. These bags operate as a protective barrier against harmful assault from both natural and manmade threats. They signal a community’s collective resolve. And they symbolize hope for the future.

 

 

 

Past
Exhibits

Father, Grandfather, Artist: A Tribute to Warren Dennis

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Harlem on Steel Exhibit

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Artist in Residence – Marisa Mahathey & Ceramics Faculty Exhibit

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Leigh Ann Hallberg’s Murray Bay: Standing Wave & Paul Bright’s Walden (II)

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Myself Seeing/Seeing Myself

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By Myself

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BUILT-IN: STUDIO DIRECTORS’ EXHIBITION

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BUILDINGS INSIDE

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New Artworks by the Men of The Fellowship Home

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the scenic route: no return

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This Here Now

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Common Ties That Bind

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A Collectors Legacy: Artwork by JoAnne Vernon and Ken Otterbourg

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