Adorned

Adorned

Identity, Ritual & Transformation

A group show featuring the work of Gerardo Castro, Lori Field, Danielle Scott and Holly Suzanne Rader

November 14 – January 18

Opening reception is Sunday November 16, from 2 – 5pm

This exhibition explores the concept of “adornment” as a profound act of identity, ritual, and transformation. Moving far beyond simple decoration, these three artists utilize embellishment as a language to tell stories, build worlds, and reveal the sacred. 

Adorned invites you into a space of layered meaning: from the spiritually charged, glittering icons of Castro’s Afro-Caribbean dreamscapes, to the fantastical, tattooed hybrids of Field’s mythic realities, and the politically potent, assembled identities of Scott’s cultural portraits. This collection is a visual feast of texture, color, and narrative, asking us what it means to be adorned—by culture, by memory, by magic, and by choice.

The Adorned MarketSpace will also run this holiday season, in support and celebration of the local hand crafted economy.

Adorned Holiday MarketSpace

Calling local artisans!

Submit your work to be a part of this great exhibit and holiday MarketSpace. This will be a thoughtfully curated celebration of local artisans who are dedicated to their craft.

We are looking for makers of high-end fashion, ceramics, jewelry, and other handmade goods. Deadline for entry is November 17, and notifications of acceptance will go out November 20.

The MarketSpace will be open every weekend from Thanksgiving through Christmas, Thursday – Sunday from 12 – 6, with late evening hours on Thursday and Friday.