Bleeding Together, [Fe]atured Ar[Ti]sts, and Zen on the Installment Plan

About the Exhibitions:

Bleeding Together – A Correspondence
Andres Arauz and Abby Meyers bring their wheat-pasted street art into the gallery, transforming collages and poems into wheat-pasted wood panels. Their work invites viewers into a collaborative and vulnerable space, exploring healing and shared community.

[Fe]atured Ar[Ti]sts – The Metal Museum
This exhibit showcases the artistic practices of staff from the Metal Museum. Blending forging, casting, and fine smithing with media like photography, music, and woodworking, the exhibit reflects the creativity and collaborative spirit at the heart of the institution.

Zen on the Installment Plan – Tad Lauritzen Wright
This exhibition explores the tension between chaos and contemplation through mixed media installations that invite personal reflection. Utilizing salvaged wood, photo abstractions, continuous lines, and symbolic figures, Lauritzen Wright emphasizes our collective humanity and the instability of modern perception.

About the Artists:

Tad Lauritzen Wright – Texas-born artist known for merging mythology, abstraction, and playfulness into deeply personal installations.

A Correspondence – The Memphis-based duo of Arauz and Meyers whose art blends poetry, design, trauma, and resilience.

The Metal Museum Staff – A team of creative professionals advancing metalworking through art and education on a global scale.