Baren 100-B , organized by Mike Lyon in 2025, is a mokuhanga exchange portfolio and a continuation of barenforum.org’s efforts, which began in 1998. In an exchange portfolio, artists create prints for...
At its most basic level, a print is an image produced from a matrix created through pressure. Thousand-year-old handprints on cave walls are a type of print: the hand is the matrix. The earliest known...
Both dogs and monsters are important in Inuit culture. Dogs were (and continue to be) practical companions for the Inuit and are present in every village and town, as well as working “in the bush.”...
An exhibition dedicated to transforming plastic pollution into compelling works of art. Showcasing members of Project Vortex, an international collection of artists, designers, and architects who creatively reuse plastic, this show, curated by founder Aurora Robson, invites viewers to confront, reimagine, and reclaim their relationship with one of the planet's most persistent materials. Students from the AAH-3125 Land Art/Ecology course will have work exhibited in the hall.
This is not only an exhibit but an interactive performance featuring Dane Sherwood's work and pieces by women from the Moon Group. The group, led by Sherwood and other Hudson Valley artists, explores ritual and creative practice. The performance draws on Sherwood's European and New Orleanian magical traditions and highlights themes of nature, the invisible realm, and community.