NOVEMBER 22 - DECEMBER 21, 2025

Opening Reception:

Saturday, NOVEMBER 22, 2025  |  5 - 8:00 pm

IN THE GALLERIES | 

JULIE EVANS, MURRAY HOCHMAN, CATHERINE HOWE  

We are pleased to present A GLIMMER OF CHANGE, an exhibition of work by JULIE EVANS, MURRAY HOCHMAN, and CATHERINE HOWE. These three very different artists all use a bold range of materials and processes to create reflective works that sometimes present shifting color and iridescent surfaces. These subtle light effects become all the more alluring as we move into the shorter days of winter and anticipate the light of the holiday season.

JULIE EVANS creates ceramic sculptures and works on paper that reference and honor the natural world. The works are intimate in scale, and rich in color and texture, with forms left intentionally ambiguous and open ended. These forms are evocative and vaguely familiar, even quite specific, yet they remain unidentifiable. This gap between the recognizable and the unknown asks us to slow down, pay close attention, and engage in a meaningful exchange between object and viewer — between nature and us. 

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For nearly 60 years, Murray Hochman has explored the possibilities of light, color, geometry and gesture, using lacquer spray paints and solvents to build subtle, richly layered surfaces on canvas and paper. The paper pieces in this series, called Spacescapes, were intended to be quick studies for larger works. But they soon became objects of fascination in themselves, through the seduction and interaction of color and luminous lacquer surfaces that shift with the light.

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Catherine Howe paints luminous botanical based works that shift in color, hue and intensity as one moves in front of them. Plant forms are embodied in reflective materials such as iridescent mineral pigments, metal leaf and brushstrokes made of tiny glass beads; mediums that project the solid, objective world of nature into the ineffable, ethereal, realm of the spirit, where abstraction is not apart from representation, merely a heightening of its expressive power. 

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