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Creativity is a process of transformation. Marks are drawn, stitched or cut, then erased, redrawn, restitched and recut while ideas are considered, altered and refined. Over time — an hour, a day or months, the work’s path and meaning become clearer.

By the time a work is shown, its making and meaning become part of a larger story. Draped from a ceiling, hung on a wall or lain on a floor, it is both a record of our labors and an echo of ourselves. Artifact and talisman, part of us and independent from us, what we have made is now deeply steeped in memory.

Incorporating a broad range of materials, processes, and ideas, the work of Deborah Davidson, Audrey Goldstein, Randal Thurston and Debra Weisberg reflects on how a dedicated studio practice based on iteration and curiosity evolves over time.

On view:

September 11 – November 20, 2026