Author: arts
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Jester’s Gambit Summer Event
Jester’s Gambit was a multi-stop, interactive, and immersive arts & music event produced by Holland Project in collaboration with dozens of local musicians and visual artists on July 26, 2025. The theme of the event was “Renaissance Faire with a touch of Chess,” which served as a throughline between the interactive and immersive art and…
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House of Fools
House of FoolsCurated by Camryn MaherJuly 26 – August 2, 2025 In the king’s court, not only do games provide a challenge for those with intellectual prowess and strategic skill, but they also offer important morale boosts and social bonding opportunities to keep things at the castle flowing smoothly, despite any undertones suggesting otherwise. Peasants…
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Homebodies no. 31 – Randy Miller
Homebodies explores the personal spaces of community members, the artworks and interesting objects they’ve collected through the years, and how those pieces live with them every day. This edition comes to you from Randy Miller, a local art lover and beloved supporter known by many local artists and the Holland Project. We caught up with Randy…
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Call for Artists: Tarot Exhibition
The Cards You’re Dealt is three-part tarot-themed group exhibition curated by Ray Frost at The Holland Project. The original pop-up exhibition, focusing on the Major Arcana, was included in Holland’s annual multi-stop arts and music festival, Jester’s Gambit. The next pop-up is scheduled for February 4-7, 2026, and will focus on Cups and Pentacles in the…
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Homebodies No. 30 – Ty Martin / Craft
Homebodies explores the personal spaces of community members, the artworks and interesting objects they’ve collected through the years, and how those pieces live with them every day. For this edition, and in preparation for Holland’s longstanding collaborative event (Tri-Lab on June 12, 2025), we’re taking a closer look at Craft Wine + Beer, owned and curated…
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Mini-Mart 2025
Please join Laika Press and Holland Project for the return Mini-Mart, featuring artists working in print, zines, books, and merch. In addition to an art market, attendees can enjoy music provided by KWNK Community Radio DJs, readings by Landline Poetry, an HP Mini Darkroom Open House, open galleries for exhibitions “Inauditx” and “Copper Ouroboros”, free…
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Inauditx (Unheard)
Inauditx (Unheard)Curated by Isaac QuezadaMay 23 – June 28, 2025 “Inauditx” was a collaborative, community-driven exhibition curated by Las Vegas-based artist and curator Isaac Quezada. This exhibition brought together artists from diverse backgrounds and disciplines with a focus on experimental installations that fuse noise music with sculpture. Working in groups of three, the artists co-created…
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Homebodies No. 29 – Francesca + Nathaniel
Homebodies explores the personal spaces of community members, the artworks and interesting objects they’ve collected through the years, and how those pieces live with them every day. This issue shows you the incredible interior space of artist Nathaniel Benjamin and woman-of-all-trades (and owner of Bad Apple Vntg and Tooti Frooti) Francesca Martinez. Their home is colorful,…
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Homebodies No. 28 – Felicia Perez
Homebodies explores the personal spaces of community members, the artworks and interesting objects they’ve collected through the years, and how those pieces live with them every day. Felicia is an artist, educator, and storyteller (and former HP Board member!). She recently had an exhibition in the Holland Gallery in collaboration with Of The Sol, entitled Concentrate…
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queer ecologies: to dream a world alive
queer ecologies: to dream a world aliveCurated by Kaitlin BrysonMarch 12 – April 19, 2025 “queer ecologies: to dream a world alive“ offers an unconventional, multidisciplinary ecosystem of artworks celebrating the logic of relatedness, co-emergence, adaptation, pluralistic joy, and multispecies wellbeing. The exhibition of artworks – along with workshops and radio interviews – celebrate queer,…