“Thick As Mud” is a group show that explores how mud animates relationships between people and place through the work of eight contemporary artists. Multi-media artist Jia Jia shows her new soft sculptures and installation that questions how globalization and a technologically-saturated society can influence idealogy. Go to Flora Ramirez Bustamante’s show entitled “Figures” and Sung I Chun’s show entitled “Presence” offer diverse views of materiality and the physicality of art in a show on view April 5 – 29, 2023. 20 or go to “DELECTABLE” is a collaborative installation between glass artists Bri Chester & Minhi England in which the mirror references a collusion between the world as we perceive it and the world as it exists. 20 or go to The work of Humaira Abid and Roger Shimomura is included in a group show with many other artists about truth and lies entitled “The Truth Is…” on view from April 6 – May 13, 2023. Open First Thursday April 6 from 6 – 8pm. Soo Hong’s Mandala-inspired paintings constitute her first major exhibition entitled “Meditative Desire” at this gallery.
On First Thursdays, the gallery remains open until 8pm. Both shows are on view through April 6, 2023.ARTS at King Street Station Gallery on the top floor.
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Also on view is a group show entitled “digital indigiqueer: a showcase of trans transmedia” by Hexe Fey, a group of transgender and sacred gender indigenous artists working in digital media transmedia, film, 360 video, glitch art, contemporary interpretations of traditional forms, and future mediums.
The artist specializes in intricate natural and oil-dyed wooden and paper mosaics. Each room transforms everyday objects into ornate, dynamic mosaics that invite viewers to find beauty in the details. It includes a collection of over 50 pieces divided into four rooms.
“Happy Room – Mosaic Collage” is an exhibition by local artist Naoko Morisawa.
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