Current Exhibitions

March 3 – 28, 2026

Three Unique Artists
Hagar Shur Fletcher, Micaela de Vivero,
and Jayne Bentley Gaskins

Hagar Shur Fletcher

Beyond the Storm

Beyond the Storm, Painting, acrylic on canvas ,recycled plastic bags, recycled old black and white paper drawings, 44 x 30 inches

Beyond the Storm by artist, Hagar Fletcher.

Hagar Fletcher is a multi-disciplinary artist based in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, whose work explores the intersection of resilience and reclamation. Through a delicate fusion of embroidery, collage, and recycled materials, she transforms “happy-sad” fragments of life into tactile expressions of hope

Micaela de Vivero

Qhapaq Ñan

Bundle, fibers, 20′ x 30′ x 20”

Micaela de Vivero’s installation is a subtle and sophisticated commentary on the life, the significance, and the power of images, objects, places, and on ways in which both dominant and subversive forms of visuality can correspond, can converse, and can create a productive new discourse, especially when they meet in diplomatic congress. Her art is as complex and ineffable as it and its khipus and tocapus are beautiful.

Jayne Bentley Gaskins

Heartbeat of the City:
Multi-Sensory Fiber Art Exhibition

Arriving

Heartbeat of the City: Multi-Sensory Fiber Art Exhibition by Jayne Bentley Gaskins is on view this month at Ceres Gallery. Gaskins’ work combines visual storytelling with integrated sounds to create a multi-sensory environment that echoes the rhythm of fast-paced metropolitan life.

Gaskins contends that, “People are the lifeblood of cities, so it follows that the streets, sidewalks, subways, cars and taxis are the veins and arteries carrying them through the organism. The speed they travel, therefore, creates each city’s unique heartbeat.”

UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

March 31- April 25, 2026

Susan Grabel

Melanie Hickerson