current exhibition
Kringle Market
Annual Holiday BouTique
November 23 - December 28
Kringle Market will open to the public on Saturday, November 23 at 10am and continue through Saturday, December 28 at 4pm.
The Crossing Arts' annual holiday boutique, full of fine art, fine craft, and perfect holiday decor will begin a few weeks later this year in the middle of a Small Giftable Works exhibition, featuring many fresh artists and artwork that will also make great gifts.
Members, please join us for a Member's Only Opening Reception on Friday, November 22 from 5-7pm.
upcoming exhibitions
Tangled tales
by layl mcdill
January 8 - february 15
opening reception friday, january 10, 5:00-7:00 pm
workshop & Artist Lecture Saturday, January 11
“As the world warms, we all ask ourselves ‘What can I do about it?’. I have looked at my own art practice and I am struck with a frustrating reality: I create with polymer clay which is a plastic, the world’s most destructive material. But it brings so much joy to myself and my viewers! For this exhibit I would like to explore my “cognitive dissonance” that I am feeling, and I expect many of us are in this world that we are both trying to save and live our best lives in. Though I continue to use polymer clay I have added the use of more found objects- especially those that I already have in my house or that are given to me. This has become my compromise to my guilt at using polymer clay. I have challenged myself to use objects like styrofoam forms and other seemingly ugly garbage and try to make them beautiful. I have been creating a series of large scale animals that are affected by the way humans interact with the environment. These pieces are of varying scale from life size to larger than life size and are made of found objects and polymer clay. Each piece will tell the story of how we as humans and the animals are dealing with climate change.”
-Layl McDill