"dwell-ing" exhibition at ArtReach

dwell-ing: n. a shelter where people live; v. to remain for a time, to write or speak insistently

Dwelling, as a physical space and an intangible concept, is embodied in the work of Erin Botsford, Gail Katz-James and Michael Slagle. Botsford’s portraits and abstract paintings capture beauty and balance while keeping the artist’s mind focused and hands busy. Katz-James’ playful metal sculptures are rooted in repeating textile traditions of quilting and weaving. Slagle’s landscape paintings are layered with altered street maps creating a sense of place from two perspectives.

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The Gift Gallery reopens! This cozy shop features pottery, jewelry, prints and other gift items. Support local artists by purchasing gifts for yourself and others. #buylocalart

In order to safely enjoy the show, we require visitors to wear a mask, practice social distancing while in the gallery viewing art and limit the number of guests in the gallery to ten at a time.

On view: April 1 – May 8, 2021. Join us for the Closing Party on May 8. Registration requested.