This Sunday, Human-Made expands beyond the gallery walls with a special pop-up featuring artists from the exhibition whose work lives at the intersection of art, craft, and everyday life.
Meet and shop work by Robert Gideon, Micha Riss, Erick Salguero, Emily Tanaka, Adèle French, Ken Pagliaro, and Jane Gardner — artists whose practices span photography, drawing, painting, mixed media, digital work, and hand-crafted sculpture.
This pop-up highlights the objects these artists create alongside their exhibited work: pieces that are thoughtfully designed, carefully made, and meant to be lived with. From photographic works produced through traditional darkroom processes, to expressive drawings and paintings, to intricately hand-formed wire sculptures and spiritually inspired works, each offering reflects a deep personal practice — not mass production.
Human-Made celebrates the reality that many artists create both singular works and refined editions, functional pieces, or giftable objects as part of their creative lives. This is a rare opportunity to see that full spectrum in one place, meet the artists, and purchase work directly from the people who made it.
Whether you’re a collector, a fellow creative, or simply curious, stop by, take your time, and experience what it means when art is truly human-made.
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