Step into a space where the land itself speaks. The Land Remembers Us, a new body of work by Indigenous Mexican-American artist Inkpa Mani, explores how memory, identity, and spirit live within earth, stone, and pigment.

In our upcoming show, “Playing With Nature; Three Ceramic Artists”, Kati Djiber, Alison Palmer, and Adero Willard express their human fascination with the natural world. At once intimate and playful these artists confirm the undeniable connection of our humanity to plant and animal life.

Women Artists: Diverse Voices in 2021 | “Three Latina Artists: Truth & Beauty”| Saturday, May 22 at 3:30pm | Presented by Rafaela Luna, Laura C. Vargas & Darlene Charneco | Free to the public | Please register online so we can account for social distancing.

Women Artists: Diverse Voices in 2021 | “Within and Without: Contemporary Abstracts and Landscape”| Saturday, March 6 at 3:30pm | Presented by Almu Fernandez, Kathleen Zazzaro, Leslie Hardie, Patricia Miranda | Free to the public | Please register online so we can account for social distancing

As the final event of our “Earth Wisdom” day of events, our “Sacred Search” portion features a free Artist’s Talk with “A Place for You” photographer Lee Cantelon of Northfield, Connecticut. This gallery represents a select collection of photographs and journaling from the most recent times spent among the diaspora of displaced women and children who are the victims of Boko Haram and Fulani violence.