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Current Exhibition

Movin’ & Groovin’ Exhibition

In honor of our founding year of 1975, as we celebrate our 50th anniversary, this exhibition will feature works inspired by the colors, designs, and playful patterns of the 1970’s.

Exhibition on display: March 7th – April 25th

Opening reception: Friday, March 7th, 5:00 – 9:00 p.m.

This event is free and open to the public. Come check out the work, and disco dance during the reception! PGH based vinyl DJ and soul funk disco daddy, DJ Dini Daddy will be on sight spinning groovy tunes throughout the evening! Bring your best disco moves and outfit for a night of boogying! Click here to RSVP.

Exhibiting artists:

  • Lakyn Bowman
  • Kate Schroeder
  • Corinna Cowles
  • Gab Yunis
  • Tori O’Campo
  • Nicci Gano

Curated by Lakyn Bowman.

Lakyn Bowman is a full time studio potter living and working in Jackson, TN. Her work emanates the colors and patterns of the 1960’s and 70’s, showing there is still beauty in mundane utility. She received her BFA in ceramics from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville in 2018. Her work is shown in galleries as well as invitational and juried exhibitions throughout the country. Lakyn has taught numerous online and in-person workshops, has been featured in and on the cover Ceramics Monthly Magazine, and has been awarded Emerging Artist 2022. Lakyn owns a hybrid vintage shop and pottery studio named The Nine Oh Six.

Anna Singer’s Exhibition on display through March 14, shop her items below!

Movin’ & Groovin’ Available Works
Live March 7th

Anna Singer

Opera Singer/Music Curator/Painter in Oil – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

While interested in visual art from an early age, Ms. Singer‘s latent interest was activated in 2009 when a friend and fellow artist literally enabled her to “try her hand”. Since that introduction, Ms. Singer has been guided by her inner muse in developing her own voice in painting, receiving guidance from numerous treatises, on-line courses and support networks, and in-person study with accomplished artists across the United States. It has been a journey of constant exploration, trial, error and course adjustment that has brought her to her current artistic waypoint and she looks forward to continued discovery.

Anna’s works are on display in The Oliver Family Lobby & Gallery through March 14.