BRATTBEAT

Paulson’s “Dragon Land” presents inner worlds, creatures, and dynamic communication through her paintings.

Master printmaker and painter Dan Welden celebrates his 100th solo exhibit

Tearing, cutting, binding, stitching, rolling, the artists in Paper Made manipulate paper to create diverse works that challenge our preconceptions of paper as solely a substrate for the drawn or printed image. Selected from a juried exhibition by Fiber Art Now, a magazine for fiber artists, the work of the featured artists is meticulously crafted and visually compelling.

Art Costa takes us into a world of strange, sightless creatures that inhabit the darkest depths of the ocean. Costa makes his forms from reclaimed cardboard, papier mâché, and a variety of natural materials.

Michael Smoot’s work explores ideas of interconnectedness and probes the systems and structures we have put in place to fulfill our needs.

Home Bodies brings together the work of artists Fawn Krieger and David B. Smith. Krieger and Smith layer, collide, and collapse physical materials and visual forms to reimagine ceramics and textiles, respectively.