Three artists whose practices converge on a single question: what do materials hold, and what do they refuse to hold? Andy McConnell's salvaged cedar carries the memory of demolished Puget Sound structures. Maria Cristalli's iron assemblages exhaust the logic of industrial function until something stranger emerges. Jill Kyong's layered paper and encaustic surfaces record process the way sediment records weather — every mark a timestamp.
The show opens May 2 on First Friday Art Walk — the gallery's biggest night of the year. Both Bainbridge Island and Park City programs open simultaneously. Register below for opening-night notification and first access to works.
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