Category Archives: Current Exhibitions

Dorothy Anderson Wasserman: A Gathering of Time Travelers

May 1 – 31, 2025

This May, Gallery 110 presents A Gathering of Time Travelers by Dorothy Anderson Wasserman – an exhibition of twenty whimsical figurative wall sculptures meticulously crafted in clay, fiber, and photo transfers.

These time travelers—are they arriving from the past or entering the present from the future? Are the convex mirrors around their necks their mode of transportation? Are their stories encoded in their clothing? Why are they gathering here, now?

For artists, philosophers, and storytellers, recent ideas in physics are fuel for the imagination. Wormholes, black holes, entanglement, the role of the observer—these discoveries put into question things we take for granted, like our ideas about time, and help us to think outside our normal frame of reference.

Will time travel ever be possible? Who knows. But keeping an open mind, exploring ideas, questioning our assumptions, and experiencing with curiosity helps to create an adventurous approach to living.

 

Li Turner: Facing Down Systemic Greed & Other Offenses

May 1-31, 2025

Artist Talk with reception to follow: May 17th 4pm

Facing Down Systemic Greed & Other Offenses, is a solo exhibition by Li Turner, whose evocative watercolor paintings examine the pressing social and political issues of our time through a distinctly feminine lens.

Turner has spent decades capturing the complexities of gender, justice, and power, yet her work remains as urgent as ever. Her paintings explore the roles women navigate in society—identity, autonomy, resistance—and the broader struggles against misogyny, discrimination, environmental destruction, and corporate greed. While history appears to cycle through the same injustices, Turner’s work insists on bearing witness and demanding transformation.

Her intimate and bold use of watercolor—a traditionally delicate medium—contrasts with the weight of her themes, reinforcing both the resilience and vulnerability of the subjects she portrays. Her paintings challenge viewers to consider the ongoing fight for equality and the personal stakes within these larger struggles.