This juried exhibit focuses on the metaphorical expression, “The Elephant in the Room.” It denotes, usually, a large obvious truth, problem or condition that is repressed or intentionally overlooked, because no one wants to discuss, challenge, or deal with it in any way. It can occur individualistically or on a world wide scale. The exhibit includes both traditional and non-traditional works in photography, painting, sculpture, collage, encaustic and various forms of mixed media. Twenty eight artists offer reflective interpretations on a personal, social, and political scale making this an exhibit of mammoth proportions.
Review in April 14, 2017 “Kicks” section of the Courier News

Donald Lokuta “Fiat Currency” archival pigment print, photo, $1,000.00 (unframed) $1,200.00 (framed)

Sue Eldridge Ward “There were famines and earthquakes” laser jet print transfer, nail polish on board, $800.00

Luis Alves: collage “Photoshoot” (from “Black Lives Matter” series) framed handmade collage, $350.00
