After Hours is a collective show of artwork produced by the Art Noise staff. While each of the artists have a different background that has shaped their creative landscape, working in the store has enriched their knowledge of new materials and has drawn unique inspiration into their work. Using various mediums including acrylics, textiles, embroidery, sculpture, and printmaking, these artworks explore a variety of different themes.
These themes represent personal identities and self-expression, an inquiry into materiality, the natural world, and representations of home and moments of everyday life. Unintentionally becoming Art Noise’s first virtual/window gallery show, After Hours offers a unique glimpse into artistic practices of the Art Noise staff.
In addition to this virtual space, the After Hours artworks will be displayed in the Art Noise store window for you to enjoy from the sidewalk. Here is the schedule for the window gallery showings:
Claudia Zilstra & Alyssa Scott: April 20-28
Emily Adams & Jordan Thompson: April 29-May 10
Mathew Nagendran & Fiona Fox: May 11-21

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The smalls are displayed in Room 1 and Room 2 of the Art Noise Gallery, and will be featured on a rotating basis in the storefront windows for your distanced browsing pleasure.
Nature is my greatest inspiration. I'm fascinated with the layering of distant horizons. To me, looking out over a large body of water or open vista is one of the most peaceful, calming views.
In my paintings, I try to capture the simple graceful beauty of it all. Also allowing the paint to settle, ebb and flow, in its own natural process makes sense to me. I embrace the mystery and beauty of it all.
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