Exhibitions

Krasl Art Center offers historical, contemporary and thematic exhibitions that are thought provoking, relevant and relatable.

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BOOM BLOOM: FEATURING NIKKI RENEE ANDERSON & RENEE ROBBINS

April 03-June 06

FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC BEGINNING APRIL 3

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Boom Bloom, features sculptures by Nikki Renee Anderson and paintings by Renee Robbins that explode, reconfigure, and blossom. Biomorphic compositions multiply, shift, and drip inside a candy colored otherworld. Themes of growth connect the works in rhythmic blooms at either the beginning or the end of natural cycles. Hybrid forms simultaneously evoke so many different things such as cells, botanicals, or the human body. While drawing from the familiar, invention and a whimsical sense of play characterize the work. The ornamentation and saturated colors present ideas to lure, entice, and attract. The artworks consider standards of beauty, impermanence, and notions of femininity through a push pull tension. Layers of attraction and repulsion manifest on the micro and macro scale in tandem like a daydream.

Artwork: Left: Nikki Renee Anderson, Sugar Flora 3 (detail), ceramic and acrylic, 21″ x 8″ x 8″, 2018. Right: Renee Robbins, Sanctuary (detail), 40″ h x 60″ w, acrylic on canvas, 201

EXHIBITION PROGRAMMING

Learn more about the work on view during special tours, artist talks, and other virtual events. All events require advance registration.

Additional links, artist chats, and videos can be found on KAC’s Facebook page.

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IN THE artLAB: THE UNDETECTABLE PRESENCE: A SELECTION OF SCULPTURE BY MIKE SLASKI

April 03-June 06

FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Mike Slaski. Wheel, 2021. Poplar.

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Mike Slaski’s artworks lean toward the dry and analytical with an occasional touch of wit. For the artlab, Slaski fills the space with structural systems based on geometry and built in wood.

Artwork: Mike Slaski. Wheel, 2021. Poplar.

EXHIBITION PROGRAM: THIRD THURSDAY WITH MIKE SLASKI

Join KAC Deputy Director and Curator, Tami Miller, on Zoom for a live tour from artlab artist Mike Slaski’s studio. Learn more about the artist and his process, see additional work, and ask questions during this virtual evening event. Learn more and register here.

HUMAN INTEREST: FOUR FIGURATIVE SCULPTURES

June 18-October 17

Artist Charlie Brouwer brings to life poetry, whimsy and human emotion amidst the contemporary landscape through his figurative sculptures. He is an artist in search of the beautiful, true and good. These elements are evident in the four sculptures selected for this intimate outdoor exhibition, Situations change to Human Interest which draw upon childhood memories, rites of passage, and spirituality.

Brouwer and his wife Glenda live in Floyd County, Virginia. Living on 30 acres of land, they offer a mile-long sculpture trail to any who wish to make an appointment. It is his goal, especially in the current moment, that all enjoy the restorative qualities of art, the outdoors and contemplation.

Being Home, 2016
The first outdoor sculpture in my “Homebody” series. Sometimes it seems that the best part about going away…is the returning home again.
When the Stars Begin To Fall, 2009
Biblical imagery and the experiences of slavery gave birth to the spiritual that inspired me to make this sculpture. Another line in the song also could have been the title: “My Lord What a Morning”.
He Rowed His Boat Around the Shoreline of His Memory, 2014
When I was a child my grandpa lived on Lake Macatawa in Holland, Michigan. He had rowboats, and I learned to row. This is when I first experienced going forward by looking back.
Becoming, 2020
Change is in the air – something calls us to leave something behind, and we leave.
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