Gallery + Past Projects

dots filled with red ochre fingerprints using paint

1 million dots 1 million species

An interactive art piece in which viewers participate by filling in 1 million dots using their fingerprints and red ocher paint

Animal ink drawings monotypes and Tetrapak etchings describe creatures in various states.

Nancy Chilton

Exhibition in the gallery of Nancy Chilton's ink drawing, monotypes alongside the 1 million dots + 1 million species installation. Both of these projects addressed human relationships to the environment and animals. In addition, Nancy also taught a workshop on how to draw animals in ink using book pages.

Photograph with 2 ravens, one on a shopping cart the other flying text says MERGE gallery show with Franky DeAngelis and LInda L Chappel

Animal Commodification

This collaboration brings to the fore questions of how we humans value nature. “Value” being a particularly interesting term; meaning both economic worth and to appreciate or consider in high regard. Each of these installations considers the place of nature within capitalism and within other human systems.

Viewing Nature

Contemporary art works of Gabe Farley and Linda L Chappel MERGE installation and poetry, letterpress with mixed media "Viewing Nature" is a collaborative installation with art by Linda L Chappel, Gabe Farley and Claire Blanchette. Paintings, letterpress prints, digital media and a live scoby all come together in an examination of the way humans view nature.