'Interference Patterns', by Philippe Blanchard, expands on the boundaries of print through the use of projected video and installation.

'SHELTER in PLACE' features Rochelle Rubinstein’s block printed banners, which support and promote social and environmental advocacy. Rubinstein reworked her banners to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic.

'Pink city, Green branches revisited' is a collaborative reimagining of the installation created for Impact 10 in Santander, Spain, 2018, by artists Yael Brotman and Libby Hague. 

In 'SHADE', Andrea deBruijn fills the gallery with black printed foliage, inviting reflection on our changing relationship to natural environments.

'Room for Absence' features small and large scale woodcut, letterpress text, and installation work. Nix Burox uses autobiography and self-analysis to examine issues of mental illness, gender, and being an artist struggling to find coherence.