JAN 17th – MARCH 17, 2025

Fragments of the Familiar: Nature in Abstraction

JAN 17th – MARCH 17, 2025

3rd Floor Gallery

Curated by Pamela Staker

Nature has long served as both inspiration and subject matter in abstract painting, offering artists a rich and symbolic language to explore emotion, form, and structure. The impressionist movement laid the groundwork for modern-day abstraction through its novel attempts to paint the essence of light and color in the natural environment. The 20th century produced artists whose innovations in abstraction found them employing nature’s chaotic, energetic, and elemental qualities as metaphors for human emotion and the subconscious mind. This collective legacy continues to inspire the three painters in this exhibition as they use memory and philosophical observation to inform their exploration of nature and abstraction.

Exhibiting Artists:

Alissar Najd Langworthy

Katie Luo

Pamela Staker

Image: Pamela Staker: “Abstract Study (garden at night)” 2021 oil on canvas, 30×36

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