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August 21 - September 6, 2026: Bug and Dea Webb
Bug’s new installation, Tempest, addresses the abuse of our legal system for political expediency.
Bug
Web: bug-art.com
In the associate space, The Upside of Depression, The Downside of Joy, is presented by Dea Webb.
Dea Is an artist who mixes the real and surreal in her oil paintings and sculptures. This show is a further exploration of the tension between conflicting emotions, with an at times whimsical touch. Rich in details and color, Dea’s paintings hint at something more, just below the surface.
Dea Webb
Web: www.justdea.com
Our guest artist is Ellie Rusinova. Ellie and her husband Brandon Styles make up the occult mystical circus Mad Tatters.
July 31 - August 16, 2026: Craig Robb and Amanda Stavast
In Suspended Beliefs, Craig Robb presents a body of new works that he has been working on for the last year. Well known for his craft, Robb has created several sculptures in his metaphorical style using wood, steel, acrylics and found objects. Always an adventure to explore the content of each piece. He will also be presenting an installation incorporating tree branches, led lighting and video. A reflection of his on the times we live in.
Craig Robb
Web: craigrobb.com
Instagram: @craiger3d
In the associate space At Face Value: Icons, Objects, and Attitude is presented by Amanda Stavast. These new paintings mark a bold turn toward pop driven imagery, where saturated color, recognizable forms, and unapologetic presence lead the conversation. This exhibition showcases work that examines image, identity, and cultural performance through a pop informed lens.
Featuring brightly colored compositions centered on objects and figures, including reimagined playing cards featuring celebrity icons alongside narrative scenes built around constructed personas. These works blur the line between symbol and self, inviting viewers to consider how meaning is assigned through familiarity, repetition, and surface appeal.
Balancing humor with critique, At Face Value embraces pop’s ability to attract while offering reflection on power, image making, and the roles we adopt or inherit. The work encourages both immediate visual engagement and closer consideration of what is presented, consumed, and believed at first glance.
Amanda Stavast
Web: amandastavast.com
Instagram: @AmandaStavast
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