In “The Universe Between Here and There,” Alyssa Lizzini explores the interwoven connection between space, time, and memory through large-scale, multi-layer drawings. Lines, grids, maps, and data become the stars, black holes, and supernovae of an ever-expanding universe of memory.

Akron Soul Train Artist-in-Resident Melih Meric presents “Stitched Editions: Exploring the New,” an exhibit bursting with pattern and paper. Meric uses a traditional approach to their imagery through sacred geometry and explorations of Islamic geometric abstraction.

Thomas Smith, specializes in crafting sculptures for the American suburban middle class, transforming inexpensive materials into minimalist pieces inspired by mass-market decor. Through the metaphorical lens of a terrarium, the artworks explore the tension between aesthetic priorities and the impermanence of the American Dream in suburban life.

A compilation of Matt Kurtz's previous installation and performance works will be on view on part of his residency work, which will lead up to his upcoming performance titled "Drumroll for the Total Eclipse: a collaboration with the cosmos." Scheduled for April 8th, 2024.

Artist Nyki Fetterman accents the often-overlooked joyful and fleeting moments in the chaos of every day in her show “MYSTICISM | BETWEEN.” These could be catching someone’s smile, listening carefully to the words of a friend, or examining an interaction in a new way.

Gina Washington’s exhibit “Universal Child” explores fairytales and children’s stories passed through generations that have supplanted an illusion of “American identity” and the understanding of the Black experience.