We are thrilled to introduce our representation of Galen Gibson-Cornell, an internationally recognized artist based in Philadelphia, PA.

Gibson-Cornell was born in Missouri and holds an MFA from the University of Wisconsin. He was a Fulbright Fellow in Budapest, Hungary, at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, where his cultural fascination with urban landscapes and ecosystems flourished. He has traveled the world to gather materials for his work, including Berlin, Germany; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Plovdiv, Bulgaria; Venice, Italy; and Novi Sad, Serbia.

Each piece from Gibson-Cornell is made from street posters, gleaned from the streets of major cities. Varying in scale, subject matter, and style, these posters are then taken back to his studio to be painstakingly sliced and woven together to create a mesmerizing new form.

Living somewhere between collage, painting, and fiber art, these works are a genre all their own.

Opening Reception with the Artist

Friday, January 16, 5-8pm

In our bonus space, Gallery D, we are proud to present work by mixed media artist Tatiana Soteropoulos.

Tatiana Soteropoulos was born in Nicosia, Cyprus, and studied with a Fulbright Scholarship at the Columbus College of Art and Design in Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A.

She has illustrated over twenty children’s books, and exhibited her artwork in many solo and group exhibitions in Cyprus, Spain, Slovenia, Italy, Slovakia, and the United States (Manhattan NY, Brunswick NJ, Miami FL, Columbus OH, Corpus Christi TX, Chicago IL, and Los Angeles CA).

She received the incredible honor of creating the designs for the new national currency of Cyprus. Three of her artworks were purchased for the set background in the movie EAT, PRAY, LOVE.

Tatiana has also represented Cyprus in the 18th Biennial of Illustrators in Bratislava, Slovakia, in the 6th Beijing International Art Biennale in Beijing, China, in the Osten Biennale of Drawing, in Skopje, North Macedonia, and in the first Larnaca Biennale, in Larnaca, Cyprus.

A software developer and database architect by training, Karen Wallace’s journey into glass began with stained glass in the early 2000s. A few years later, she transitioned to warm fused glass to expand into three dimensions - and never looked back.

As Wallace explores new techniques and constructions, her love for riotous color in her work never changes. Often featuring hundreds of strips of glass or sections of hand-pulled cane, her work is time-consuming and meticulous, with jaw-dropping results.

Join us in welcoming glass artist Karen Wallace with an Artist Reception on Sunday, March 8, from 1-4pm.

Wallace's exhibition will be on view in the gallery through April 12.

We are pleased to announce our new partnership with beloved Columbus street artist Stephanie Rond.

Rond’s work in art, activism, and education subverts and reimagines traditional expectations of place and power. She has exhibited extensively, including at the Columbus Museum of Art, and has completed public art projects all over the world.

Rond will present a new solo exhibition titled Pink Wave in our very own Gallery D, opening Sunday, March 8, 1-4pm.