NOVEMBER 2026

FIRST FRIDAY: November 6 | 5:00 - 8:00 PM

EXHIBITIONS ON VIEW: Saturday, November 7 - Friday, November 27

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ARTIST TALK WITH YOUNG KIM: Wednesday, November 18 | Doors open at 6:30 PM and talk will be at 7:00 PM

CENTER GALLERY
RENDER | Young Kim

RENDER is a photographic and reflective inquiry into the ways landscapes hold, shape, and reflect human perception, memory, and identity. This project explores Alaska’s landscapes as embodied experiences rather than static subjects, attending to moments of stillness in which time, recollection, and presence converge. Rooted in the experience of returning to familiar places and finding them subtly transformed, the work considers how memory continually reshapes perception, and how the act of seeing becomes a means of reimagining the past. Informed by phenomenology, immaterialism, and embodiment theory, each photograph becomes a record of an encounter between body, environment, and consciousness. RENDER seeks to make visible the immaterial dimensions of experience, revealing how landscape becomes memory, how presence becomes image, and how returning to a place can become an act of self-discovery.

www.young.kim

NORTH GALLERY
Seeking the Sacrosanct | Leah Rachel Hawker

I am a South African multi-disciplinary artist working across ceramics, embroidery, beadwork, collage and photography. Deeply tied to cultural heritage and storytelling I use traditional woman’s handcrafts in much of my practice. My work is informed by women’s knowledge – past and present. I play with contemporary dialogues of societies notions of self-identity and beauty moulded through mass media, and at the same, time try to make sense of ancient lost wisdoms.

I explore re-matriation and systemic violence and I try to envisage new relationships with the feminine and earth through ancestral knowledge and mythology which could have the potential for healing.

www.leahhawker.co.za

SOUTH GALLERY
Remote Women - Time of Transition | Sharon Trager

Three paintings, three women, three time periods.

Painted over the span of pre-covid, covid, and post-covid.

The connection with the model and each other becoming more “screened” and remote. We transition to a different way of relating to each other and the world around us.

sharontrager.com