This group exhibition features thirteen different artists, and reflects our mission of showcasing a diverse and eclectic blend of different artists and styles. Featuring Neeka Allsup, Benjamin Bradshaw, Dani Collette, Cullen Curtis, Emily Elhoffer, Jay Hall, Rob Hubbell, Jerald Ieans, Sam Kampelman, Travis Lawrence, J.B. Nearsy, Jasmine Raskas, and Slava Tch.

This group exhibition features thirteen different artists, and reflects our mission of showcasing a diverse and eclectic blend of different artists and styles. Featuring Neeka Allsup, Benjamin Bradshaw, Dani Collette, Cullen Curtis, Emily Elhoffer, Jay Hall, Rob Hubbell, Jerald Ieans, Sam Kampelman, Travis Lawrence, J.B. Nearsy, Jasmine Raskas, and Slava Tch.

Meaning Making is an exhibition showcasing the recent work of Benjamin Lowder. Using materials such as vintage metal signs and reclaimed architectural elements, Lowder creates complex assemblages that subvert and transform the familiar consumerist advertising tropes into new signs or symbols – those that point the viewer back to nature.

Aliens from Inner Space is a group exhibition showcasing work from Neeka Allsup, Benjamin Bradshaw, and Sam Kampelman. Though these local artists’ backgrounds and approaches vary widely, they are united in a sensibility: the creation of alternative, alien realities from a far-off past or a not-so-distant future. Drawn from real and imagined influences, these abstract-representational artworks can be seen as both inner and outer worlds.

Untitled Fine Art is pleased to present BudapeSt. Louis, an exhibition highlighting work from J.B. Nearsy’s recent residency in Budapest, Hungary. The collection of abstract, geometric, and emotive works invites us to consider the connections between our homes and the foreign, and how we distinguish the two.

“My first interaction with glass was at my Grandparent’s house; a place I believe is full of magic. My Grandfather was a stained glass artist utilizing a vibrant color palette. Prisms hanged in windows, and art on every wall and surface. Around every corner were aesthetic treasures. My practice seeks to nurture those feelings of whimsy, discovery, and magic within you.”