In the Main Gallery, Anna Wehrwein explores the idea of garden space. The garden is a site of containment, but also wildness. A liminal space between interior and exterior, home and nature. She is interested in the garden as a metaphorical and psychic space, but also as a visual and optical field of textures, colors, and patterns that can feel both abstract and decorative, and consider the garden as a social space in which care and nurturing can take on many forms.

In The Snap Space Linda Lighton presents a group of handbuilt ceramic sculptures melding biomorphic plant and human aspects.