Daphnae Koop’s abstract pieces are both heavy and elegant, muscular and mysterious. Their physicality projects such presence, yet their details point to so much ethereal intricacy. But Trailing Clouds of Glory Do We Come trains that dynamic visual language onto precise themes that open the viewer up to contemplation on the nature of reality and the miracle of existence.

6/15-8/15/23

Wayfinders  A pop-up show! Susan Hensel, like many if not most of us in this post(ish) pandemic, post-truth, post-democracy, environment craves techniques, methods and devices to find her way to a higher level of predictability!

4/19-6/15/23

Single Story takes the idea of the house as a situation of place and circumstance. Each piece is the house overlayed with a stitched or collaged element. Simple elements – stitches, the image of a chicken – can change the implied situation. The combination tells a single story.

Single Story, by Ingrid Restemayer.  January 15-March 15, 2023

The pieces stand with open arms, a kind of inner presence emitting out into the shared space. This is the sculpture of Kim Matthews. It is a study of geometry splashing through color, neither overly formulaic nor totally lost to its own enthusiasm. In the end, the abstract shapes bring us somewhere new, inspiring fresh perspectives on the way both objects and our own selves exist in the world.

The Glow of Love delivers this balanced approach to color and form to the Susan Hensel Gallery from September 15 to November 15, 2022.

“Fiber and mixed media objects of overwhelming color that transcend the quotidien, creating experiences that step into pure sensation.” – Susan Hensel