Petrified Wastage

Petrified Wastage


Opening: Friday 9/1, 7PM–11PM


On view: September 1st–October 15th 


Artists: Noah Kashiani, Millicent Kennedy, and Olivia Zubko


The past four generations have grown up on technology that outdates itself quickly but is less quick to disappear. By way of afterlife your broken tools, inoperable fans, Halloween masks and acrylic scarves may not be what you envisioned carrying on your memory...

Healing House Music: Free Dance Session

Healing House: Free Dance Session


Thursday, August 31st 6PM-10PM


Free event 



Join us for this month's Healing House - and this time it's a Virgo Party! Featuring DJ's Cordell Johnson and Steve Maxwell, who will not only be sending us on a sonic journey but celebrating their birthdays! Join us to celebrate them and the Virgo queen herself, Alma Wieser. 



Healing House is a monthly, free dance session that...

Artist Talk: Creature Comforts

Artist Talk: Creature Comforts


Saturday,  August 12th 12-1PM at Heaven Gallery 


Artists: Molly Blumberg, Kailun (Quentin) Yang


Creature Comforts presents a selection of abstract sculptures, paintings, and drawings by Molly Blumberg and Kailun Yang of usually domestic or intimate, objects, materials, and spaces as moments of respite, solace, joy and introspection. As our bodies adjust and blend with a newly...

Artist Talk: Wayfinding

Artist Talk: Wayfinding 

Sunday, July 23rd 12-1PM at Heaven Gallery 

Artists: Larsen Husby, Eileen Mueller

The world is full of sharp corners and straight lines which would have us believe in a narrow path. But we know that the map and the territory do not align neatly, so we look for covert signposts and forge our own paths where none yet exist. Like Hansel and Gretel we leave behind us markers, beacons, to guide those who...

Wayfinding

Wayfinding


Opening Friday 7/14, 7-11PM


On view July 14th - August 27th, 2023


Artists: Larsen Husby, Eileen Mueller


The world is full of sharp corners and straight lines which would have us believe in a narrow path. But we know that the map and the territory do not align neatly, so we look for covert signposts and forge our own paths where none yet exist. Like Hansel and Gretel we leave behind us markers...