Plants and Animals

Chris Adler
Regan Flanagan
Brooke Burton

EXHIBITION   April 2-30, 2021
ARTIST TALK   April 30, 6:30-8PM

A habitat conceived of nature in flux permeates the space with elements of flora, fauna, and climate. 

In Plamps, Chris Adler portrays the propagated plants of local hobby horticulturist Regan Flanagan. Aminals, produced in collaboration with Brooke Burton, pictures taxidermies from the collection of the Orma J. Smith Museum of Natural History at the College of Idaho. Each Sunday, the exhibition receives an updated weather forecast for the coming week broadcast out of Salmon, ID by NOAA. The hand of human agency is apparent in Plants and Animals. [MORE]

Washington B.C.

Bryan Anthony Moore

OPENING   Friday, May 14, 5-8PM
EXHIBITION   May 14 - June 26, 2021

Bryan Anthony Moore researches various nationalistic chronicles of the United States. His work inspects the composition and utilization of history; confronting the authenticity of its re-presentation and bearing on the contemporary national mythos. 

In Washington B.C., Moore capitalizes on our present-day detachment from pre-industrial American history; exemplifying the period’s subsequent susceptibility to sensationalization. [MORE]

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