Current & Upcoming Exhibitions

Monali Ghosh: Oceans in Bloom
January 21 - February 15, 2025

Reception: Saturday, January 25, 3-6 pm

“A harmonious blend of oceanic flow and floral energy”

ABOVE: Monali Ghosh, Bloom Unbound, Acrylic on Canvas, 60x48 inches

In this show, Monali takes you on a journey into the fluid, uncharted spaces where the ocean’s vastness meets the delicate, fleeting beauty of nature. She creates abstract works inspired by aerial views of the ocean, loose floral forms, and the ever-shifting interplay between light, water, and organic shapes. These elements serve as her muse, but the process is where the true magic occurs.

The process is a dynamic exploration of texture, color, and movement rooted in the freedom of mixed media. She works with acrylics, soft pastels, and watercolors on canvas or mixed-media paper. Each piece is a layered journey crafted through scraping, blending, layering, and peeling back.

She evokes a sense of freedom and connection through abstraction, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the art as if diving into an ocean or wandering through a garden. Each piece reflects the balance between chaos and harmony, spontaneity and intention—a space where one feels most alive.

She hopes her art offers a moment of stillness, a sense of wonder, and insight into the meditative power of letting go.

Up Next…

A Still Colorful Life

February 18 - March 15, 2025

ABOVE: Mitchell Rodbell, Rhapsody in Bloom, Acrylic on Canvas, 36x36 inches

A Still Colorful Life celebrates that our lives should always exceed our expectations, particularly if we lead them passionately and creatively, through growth and discovery.

In this show, Rodbell explores the fluidity and the beauty that surrounds us in everyday life, but may be overlooked. He draws inspiration from oceans, sunsets, nature preserves, sky scenes, and blooms. His ability to capture and convey these scenes combines his love of photography, travel and painting.  

The artist is fascinated by the process of capturing an image followed by manipulating its colors, shapes, and compositions, which is then translated into his paintings. His rich bursts of color and texture evokes the rhythm and the energy of the world in which we live, that many of us experience but often take for granted. He is a story teller who frequently paints parallel scenes, in vignettes, in order to maximize the viewer’s experience.  

Working primarily in acrylic and watercolor, on both canvas and paper, Rodbell incorporates intense washes of paint, various mediums, blending techniques, spraying, scraping, and lively brushstrokes. His spontaneous process allows for many layers and renditions within each piece, underscoring the fluid journey of his work and his inspiration.

Looking Ahead . . .

Mark you calendars for the following exhibitions scheduled for future dates:

  • March 18 - April 12, 2025: Frederick Ballet

  • April 15 - May 10, 2025: Lisa Hirkaler

  • May 13 - June 7, 2025: Ellen Bradshaw

  • July 8 - August 2, 2025: Gallery Artists’ Group Show

  • September 2 - 27, 2025: Heather Stivison

  • September 30 - October 25, 2025: Ann Kraus

  • October 28 - November 22, 2025: Len DeLuca

  • November 25 - December 20, 2025: Katie Simmons

  • December 23, 2025 - January 17, 2026: Gallery Artists’ Group Show