LUIS SANCHEZ, 2024, Strange Days, 98 x 67 inches, acrylic on canvas wrapped wood panel. Framed. Photo by Arturo Garcia-Ayala.
The exhibition brings visitors into a realm where the diverse beauty of nature is captured and interpreted by artists using various mediums, genres, and techniques in an 8-week group exhibition. Enchanted Earth – Capturing Natures’ Magic is more than an Earth Month exhibition; it’s a celebration of the profound connection between humanity and nature, featuring multiple special events, artist talks, and presentations through April and May. Through the lens of these talented artists, witness the convergence of creativity inspired by the awe-inspiring wonders that surround us every day. This captivating art exhibition transcends the ordinary, inviting you on a journey through the intricate dance of flora and fauna, interpreted through the eyes and hands of ten visionary creators.
Take in a tapestry of colors and textures that evoke the soft tones of a garden with pieces made of rose petals by Boston artist Lori Schouela, monoprints by Rhonda Burton, and mixed-media pieces by Sarah Pigion that make use of natural materials. Step into a scene of endangered species from Luis Sanchez and nature-influenced pop-surrealism by renowned street artist Mike ‘Tewsr’ Duncan. Appreciate bronze sculpture by Stuart Kusher, and the beautiful organic forms in wood and mixed media by Joshua Abarbanel, Matteo Borgardt and Gary Polonsky, and marvel at the skilled representational hand of Mark Brosmer and his unique trompe l’oeil realism. It’s a diverse exhibition tied together by various nature influences as interpreted by this group of highly skilled mid-career regional and national artists.





