Ethos: The Changing Seasons at the Salon
Where the boundaries between disciplines converge and blur, culture is created. At Salon 28, we embrace an interdisciplinary ethos, celebrating the symbiotic relationships between literary, performing, and fine artists. We aim to foster a dialogue that transcends the traditional confines of artistic expression, by being the point of convergence. Our gallery is not merely a space for displaying art; it is an ever-evolving narrative, a testament to the profound connections that can be forged when disparate creative voices are brought together under a unifying theme.
Each season, our team selects a theme that serves as a fulcrum for exploration and expression. This theme, sometimes inspired by the oeuvre of a particular artist, becomes a lens through which all participating artists engage with their work, responding in ways that are both deeply personal and universally resonant.
Imagine, if you will, a season themed around the concept of "Metamorphosis." A fine artist might present a series of paintings capturing the delicate transformations in nature, while a cellist performs a collection of pieces exploring the sacrificial aspects of composing. Concurrently, a poet might compose verses reflecting on the inner metamorphoses that accompany life's pivotal moments. This thematic synergy creates a rich tapestry of interwoven perspectives, each piece enhancing and elucidating the others.
Twice a month, we host our Saturday Salons, gatherings that invite the public to engage directly with the artists. These events, held on the first and third Saturdays, are more than just artist talks—they are forums for discussion, discovery, and community building. Visitors have the opportunity to delve into the creative processes, inspirations, and challenges faced by the artists, enriching their understanding and appreciation of the works on display.
Thoughtfully arranged, each season allows for fluid transitions between different forms of art, encouraging visitors to move seamlessly from a painting to a performance, from a sculpture to a poem. This fluidity reflects our belief that art, in all its forms, is interconnected and that these connections can lead to new and unexpected revelations.
At Salon 28, we are not just observers of art; we are participants in an ongoing conversation. Each season, each exhibition, each Saturday Salon adds a new chapter to our story, a story that is continuously shaped by the artists and the community we serve. We invite you to join us on this journey, to explore the intersections of art and life, and to discover the transformative power of interdisciplinary collaboration. We believe that by bringing together artists from different disciplines, we can create a space where creativity knows no bounds, where the exchange of ideas sparks innovation, and where art, in all its forms, can thrive.
Welcome to Salon 28, where the arts converge, and creativity flourishes.
Drawing: Look at me Mommy!
Artist: Lee Nowell-Wilson
