Join us May 20, at La Familia for our 2nd Opening!

KELLIE TALBOT
Stars and Type[s]

Jobs that produced tangible products of iron and steel are being pushed out, traded in grasp for the New. What remains is a language of artifacts in
the American landscape formed by signs and industry that communicates
through word, design, typography, color and the state of repair. It is
this language that conveys society’s economic, political, social and
moral aims.

SARA EVERETT
Pet Shop

According to the 2009/2010 National Pet Owners Survey, 62% of U.S. households own a pet,
which equates to 71.4 millions homes. Artist Sara Everett explores this
culture of household animals through oil painted portraiture. The show
features an assortment of creatures one would find in a traditional pet
shop, from birds & fish to rats & cats, including some
kinetically interactive works that blend her oil paintings with
animation.

JEANETTE JONES
I Feel Bad for You?

Picasso's relationships were complex. His women were manipulated and broken, in
life and on canvas. Nevertheless they willfully drew towards him thus
becoming immortal. Admittedly from a place of naïveté, Jeanette Jones
asks the question "I feel bad for you?"