May 3 – June 9

Suzanne Parker, Uninvited Guests / Leah Jachimowicz, Reliquaries for the Materials Inside / Mimi Abers, A Splash of Color

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Mimi Abers

Mimi Abers, clay is a material that never stops

Marna Clarke

Marna Clarke, photograhy, capturing whatever strikes me as memorable, odd or interesting

Eric Engstrom

Eric Engstrom: timeworn vernacular buildings and roadside landscapes

Mary Mountcastle Eubank

Mary Mountcastle Eubank, exploring relationships between spirit and matter, magical and natural processes

Tim Graveson

Tim Graveson, books in the landscape

Madeline Nieto Hope

Madeline Nieto Hope, mixed media upcycled materials

Geraldine LiaBraaten

Geraldine LiaBraaten: Photographs!

Candace Loheed

Candace Loheed: When I feel a surge of energy and growth, I  get wild and abandon myself to weedy, botanically derivative, fanciful things on paper.

Diana Marto

Diana Marto, mixed media work on paper

t.c. moore

t.c. moore: Abstract ephemeral assemblies of natural materials mixed with traditional art materials; enigmatic, ethereal, ghostlike, primeval

Zea Morvitz

Zea Morvitz: works on paper, drawings, artist books

Dorothy Nissen

Dorothy Nissen: Mixed media and altered books

Suzanne Parker

Suzanne Parker, painting for me is an exploration into the inner world of the psyche

Andrew Romanoff

Andrew Romanoff, Shrink Art!

Igor Sazevich

Igor Sazevich, landscapes of the mind

Marj Burgstahler Stone

Marj Burgstahler Stone, Gun Club Series

Will Thoms

Will Thoms, Acrylic paintings and mixed media

Vickisa

Vickisa: I love color and use it with abandon in my mixed media paintings.

Betty Woolfolk

Betty Woolfolk: The Museum of Curious Thought is an ongoing project using mixed media assemblage sculpture and upcycled materials to create pseudo-scientific museum scenarios.

Our Third Mole Dinner!

Our third Mole Dinner was the best ever!

We hope you’ll come again next year and enjoy mole recipes prepared by local cooks from Jalisco, Michoacan, Puebla, and Hildalgo.

Latino Photography Project

Gallery  Route  One’s  Latino  Photography  Project began its 10th year in January, 2013.  The  project embraces two programs, an adult photography class and classes for youth (grades 6 through 12) as an in school elective and an afterschool lab.

Artists in the Schools

The Gallery Route One Artists in Schools (AIS) program staff are committed to art practice, art history and the applied arts. Environmental education is a guiding principle of our arts program.

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