Spooky Action by Jenny Snaza calls upon the history of labyrinths as well as their physical and metaphysical properties. Once a labyrinth is entered, the viewer must continue on a set path, relinquishing control and exercising trust in whatever/whoever laid the path ahead. There is a distinct beginning, middle, and end. The process of walking the labyrinth can be meditative and calming, or it can help us face thoughts and feelings that we have left untended. Often, it feels right to relinquish control and dedicate ourselves to a predetermined path. The middle space provides rest and the celebration of the destination. The exit reintegrates us into the outside world.

Introduced in 2025, Serva Pool Flux (or SPF) is an annual exhibition series that presents new and experimental projects in a pop-up style format in the Holland Project’s Serva Pool space. Regional artists and curators are given access for just one week to install their exhibitions, open to the public, and load out. Pop-ups will occur between April and September in 2026 and were selected by a volunteer committee of staff, visual artists, and community members. Learn more.

In this two-person exhibition, artists and friends Kristin Hough and Rodrigo Ormachea focus on the hyper-local. This collaborative pair seeks to compare daily observations. Both spectacular and mundane, A Friendly Meandering highlights shared observations that examine being among and away from home, community, and shared experiences. 

Introduced in 2025, Serva Pool Flux (or SPF) is an annual exhibition series that presents new and experimental projects in a pop-up style format in the Holland Project’s Serva Pool space. Regional artists and curators are given access for just one week to install their exhibitions, open to the public, and load out. Pop-ups will occur between April and September in 2026 and were selected by a volunteer committee of staff, visual artists, and community members. Learn more.