Past Events

Exhibition: April 3-24 Reception: Saturday, April 10 1-3 PM In this exhibit, Grace Davis, Tatum Sutliff,and Abigail Penfold present hyper realistic and abstract works on paper, canvas, and plaster casts. Through representations of the body and their surroundings, viewers are encouraged to embrace the now while welcoming moments of the in between. The artists allow for reflection of the macro and micro mundane activities and influences on our bodies, to slow down, and hold still. Image: Belly by Tatum Sutliff

Exhibition: April 3-29 Reception: Thursday, April 15 4-7 PM On the Sunny Side brings attention to the invisible pain that invisible illnesses inflict, as well as the emotional turmoil that comes with not being perceived as ill, by the outside world. Hannah Huntley was born in Los Angeles, California and raised in Reno, Nevada. Specializing in silkscreen and intaglio, she uses printmaking as her primary medium. It makes her images more accessible to the public. Huntley’s work revolves around body…

Exhibition: May 1 thru May 29 Reception: Thursday May 20, 6-8 PM Katherine Case uses the centuries-old traditional methods of wood and linoleum-cut printmaking to celebrate the abundance and diversity of the Sierra Nevada and the Great Basin. Some images are carefully hand-painted while others are multi-block editions. All are printed from hand-carved linoleum blocks. Meridian Press donates 25% of its profits to the Wilderness Land Trust, a donation which is earmarked specifically for our region of the Sierra Nevada…

Black Diamonds: Hybrid Photographs of California and Nevada Landscapes Exhibition: May 1 thru May 29 Reception: Thursday May 20, 6-8 PM I am motivated to make landscape photographs for many reasons. It is a challenging genre that requires patience and persistence. It takes planning and preparation that is often upset by weather or natural disasters. It ultimately involves a certain amount of luck, or at least being in the right place at the right time. I see it as a…

Exhibition: May 2 thru 28 Reception: Thursday May 20, 4-7 PM Moving Forward is a student exhibition from Truckee Meadows Community College. The works form a perspective on last year's events and the take away. No one was spared in the chaos that reached every corner of the world. The words “Zoom,” “quarantine,” and “social distance” became a part of everyday vocabulary while the days dragged on, marked by the number of deaths.  “Compositions of neutral colors set a mood…