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Where We Were When We Were Not What We Once WereJune – July, 2021 WHERE WE WERE WHEN WE WERE NOT WHO WE ONCE WERE presents the work of nine artists who, through acts of repetition, augmentation, and abstraction, reveal the alienness of quotidian life. They…
Roof on Fire / Sigue al LiderApril 01 – May 07, 2021 Reimagine a post-crisis future, but consider our losses. Nostalgia and alienation help inform the potential of unravelling utopias that can shape identity. Confined to specific geographical locations, we anchor ourselves to what we…
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. We’re very excited for edition number 23 with a home/studio tour by Reno-based artist Greg Allen. Greg is a…
It is such a pleasure to have Leslie Foster answer this round of 5Q’s! We learn about his approach to collaboration, his childhood in Southeast Asia, and he lends words of advice to young aspiring filmmakers. Plus he shares some amazing film recommendations! 1. Your…
Meghna Misson is an aspiring young artist who’s lived most of her life in California before settling in Reno. Having graduated high school in 2019, she is about to finish up her final term with Truckee Meadows Community College, and plans to transfer to the…
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. We are now one year into this blog series (our first post was on April 20, 2020!) and…
The Homebodies series 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. Our 21st edition is from Jessica Imus, whose collection is filled with friends, collaborative projects, and other collected…
The Homebodies series 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 is brought to us by local visual and tattoo artist Ron Rash. Ron is a tried and…
From February 23 to March 20, 2021, The Holland Project is exhibiting some of the smallest works ever made by local artist Mike Burke. Working in almost entirely scrap metal, the artist spent his pandemic welding small-scale models of Reno’s historic landmarks. Vintage street signs…