Light and dark work together to evoke larger and deeper meanings. This exhibition features work that emphasizes the space that surrounds, the light that reveals, and the dimensionality that results from both.
The artists in this show explore how absence can hold as much meaning as presence — how light can carve form, suggest movement, or create emotional resonance, and how darkness might function as a container, a threshold, or a place of rest. Across a range of media and approaches, these works engage with architectural voids, shadows, silhouettes, atmospheric light, quiet intervals, and the tension between what is visible and what is implied.

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by Jennifer Vigneau
Cut Paper and Watercolor

by Emme Johnson
Photography

by Hon. Jenn Coffey
Mixed Media

by Kathryn Blommel
Charcoal / Conte

by Mark Abercrombie
Acrylic, aerosol

by Jacqui Boudreau
Watercolor, gouache, pen

by Jacqui Boudreau
Watercolor, gouache

by Brian Enes
Oil Painting

by Brian Enes
Graphite / Pencil

by N.R. Bartel
Oil Painting
by Emma Mehegan
Ink / Pen & Ink, Digital/Procreate

by Karl Schmitz
Acrylic Painting
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