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February 2025
Ana Perez-McKay Artist Reception • February 13th
Uncharted by Ana Perez-McKay The body of work that is Uncharted uses multiples and combinations of discarded and sentimentally valuable materials, especially reused textile and fiber, to introduce conflicting notions of memory, truth, and meaning. A fiber series is displayed parallel to a paper series, where sister iterations of the same object relate and reflect. The “double” objects are different and the same, ambiguous in sequence (is paper a mockup for quilt? Does quilt inspire documentation on paper?) and use…
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Sharon Weir Artist Reception • February 15th
Glorious by Sharon Weir Exhibition Dates: January 30-February 26, 2025 Reception Date: Saturday, February 15th from 1:00pm to 3:30pm In my collection, Glorious, each piece serves as a manifestation of the dreamer search for completeness and self-unity. These mandalas invite viewers to pause and reflect, encouraging an examination of how the artwork transforms their inner landscape. In a world often filled with tumult and distraction, these pieces offer a sacred space for connection. As you engage with each mandala, I…
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Five Artists Exploring Collage Artist Reception • February 15th
Five Artist Exploring Collage Raven Blackwell • Olivia Cyr • Jon Farber • Cesarina Vaughn Pulleyn • Sharon Weir Exhibition Dates: January 30-February 26, 2025 Reception Date: Saturday, February 15th from 1:00pm to 3:30pm Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10:00am to 4:00pm and Saturday 12:00pm to 4:00pm For information about the exhibit and the artists, please contact the gallery curator, Maria Partridge • maria@sierra-arts.org
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Sam Meehan Artist Reception • March 15th
Not Otherwise Specified by Sam Meehan Not Otherwise Specified is a series of abstract portraits exploring mental health. While the stigma has lessened, it is often misunderstood and difficult to explain. I think that most people have either struggled with it themselves at some point or know someone who has. This series of portraits incorporates bright colors and beautiful elements while expressing what may be considered heavy subjects. I hope it will show that it is possible to add beauty…
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