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  • Richard Heipp - The Eakins Project: Momenti Mori:Scanning Nature and Culture, 2007, Acrylic paint on PVC with Enamel paint on Plexiglas, 61" x 99"
  • Holly A. Scoggins - Forsake her not, 2012, oil on canvas, 14" x 18"
  • Dina Brodsky - Albuquerque, 2012, oil on Mylar on Plexiglas, 6" x11"
  • Dina Brodsky - Presence of Absence, 2013, oil on Plexiglas, 7" diameter
  • Dina Brodsky - Northern Boulevard, 2012, oil on Mylar on Plexiglas, 7" x 7"
  • Kymia Nawabi - Dream Home, 2011, acrylic, ink and watercolor on paper, 24" x 24"
  • Megan Ewert - Newtons Bride, 2013, oil on board, 12"x12"
  • Megan Ewert - Ourselves as Flesh, 2013, oil on canvas, 11"x 9"
  • Logan Marconi - The Great Trepidation, 2012, oil on canvas, 36" x 36"
  • Logan Marconi - The Awakening, 2013, oil on canvas, 29" x 24"
  • Gary Chapman - AD VICE, 2013, oil on canvas inserted into wooden panels, with mixed media, 84" x 64"
  • Gary Chapman - RE ENGAGE, 2010, oil on canvas inserted into wooden panels with mixed media, 84" x 64"
  • Gary Chapman - RE CREATION, 2008, oil and gold leaf on canvas inserted into, wooden panels with mixed media, 84" x 64"

Redemption

November 15 – December 5

Seven artists from across the United States contemplate the idea of redemption through painting; the results are as diverse as the artists who made them. While some address redemption in its most literal, theological meaning others take a broader approach and focus on the idea of a journey, or transformation, or self-actualization and self-perception.