Rebecca Woodhouse: Intwined
Rebecca Woodhouse’s collage work transforms cut-apart linoprints and salvaged, vintage neckties (sourced from a WWII survivor's decades-spanning collection) into layered explorations of memory and generational bonds. Weaving together traditionally masculine and feminine materials, this series, along with her richly textured paintings, challenges Modernism's gendered legacy while celebrating a shared, distinctly human touch.
Kathy Bussert-Webb: Healing From Nature and Discovering Her Sculptural Materials
Scavenging nature, Bussert-Webb explores value and worth, sustainability, ecology, memory, and trauma in expermental materials.
Shima Star: Dance with Color
Shima Star: Dance With Color celebrates unity in community through an iterative cycle of painting, photography, digital transformation, printing, collage, and gestural mark-making. As an observer of social dynamics, Star uses layering, reinvention, and continuous transformation to explore how personal narratives, cultural traditions, and human relationships intersect and evolve, illuminating the potential for deeper connection and collective unity across diverse communities.