Now Showing
Amelia Rafle
Martyrs and Ghosts
Using traditional and modern printmaking Amelia simplifies climate data and inspires action. Influenced by multispecies theories and a love for birds, the exhibit includes community eco-focused workshops. Martyrs and Ghosts encourages turning grief into action: “Martyrs” depicts deified birds with gold halos, while “Ghosts” shows endangered species as shadows.
Jasper Drilling
Larval Stages
Jasper Drilling’s exhibit in Port Gallery I at Art Works, through April 19, 2025, uses layered self-portraits and imagery of insects and amphibians to explore the beauty and complexity of transformation, paralleling their journey as a transgender individual.
Johnye Bennett
Color in Motion: Exploring Palettes
Jeni Sleigh, a Zambian-born Fine Arts teacher with over 35 years of experience across four countries, creates and exhibits vibrant pastel artworks while inspiring students in ceramics, including raku and pit firing, from her bases in Richmond, Virginia, and Perth, Australia. The exhibition will be in the Port Gallery II at Art Works through April 19, 2025.
Dan Thompson
From the Bauhaus to MoMA: The Circle’s Spirit Lives On
Dan Thompson’s exhibit will be in the Corner Gallery at Art Works through April 19, 2025, features acrylic works and gel plate monoprints, celebrating the timeless and dynamic influence of circular forms in modern art.
Jeni Sleigh
Echoes of Insight
Jeni Sleigh, a Zambian-born Fine Arts teacher with over 35 years of international experience, exhibits vibrant pastel artworks and trains students in ceramic techniques like raku and pit firing from Richmond, Virginia, and Perth, Australia, with her work featured in the Centre Gallery at Art Works through April 19, 2025.
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