Overview

ARBOREAL

Mixed exhibition by gallery and visiting artists

28 March - 26 April, 2026

 

“Trees are poems that the earth writes upon the sky. We fell them down and turn them into paper, that we may record our emptiness.” — Kahlil Gibran

The Arboreal - trees, woodlands, forests, orchards, and thickets — stands in art as it does in life: elemental and abiding, ab ovo, like air. Inescapable to artists, they have returned to the arboreal as subject and object, as medium and material, as symbol, metaphor, and state of mind,  as both source and point of departure.

 

Each of us carries some remembered tree and can recall how the arboreal has marked our lives and affected us in meaningful ways. Or how the depiction of something so familiar by artists can render it anew,  and in these gestures of re-seeing, can shift our understanding of nature, and ourselves.  

 

“Never ignore what a tree or a body of water has to tell you.” — Peter Handke, Nobel Lecture, 2019

 

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