Exhibition Opening at Main Projects

In Obstructed View, four artists—Sarah Schlesinger, Georgia-May Travers Cook, Cait Porter, and Cate Pasquarelli—invite us to linger at the edges of a story. Each work offers a vantage point that is framed, cropped, or partially concealed: an endless horizon truncated by foliage, a miniature town seen only through its façades, an interior distilled to a single charged detail, a figure fragmented by the screen that mediates it. These scenes, poised between intimacy and distance, turn the act of looking into an act of imagining.

Bloom States brings together new works by Benjamin Langford, Travis Boyer, and Joseph Jones—three artists who approach the motif of the flower through distinct material and conceptual lenses. The exhibition explores how a single subject can unfold into states of beauty, memory, and transformation.

In Two in One, Devra Fox presents a new body of graphite drawings that entwine human and plant forms to explore connection, transformation, and embodiment. Drawing on her own experience of pregnancy and motherhood, Fox reflects on matrescence as a doubling of self—a state of simultaneity in which one becomes two. Her works suggest that no life—human or botanical—exists in isolation, but rather as part of a continuous cycle of reproduction, separation, and renewal.