On view: October 2-30, 2026
Reception: Wednesday, Oct. 28, 5:00-7:30
Get ready for a masquerade! Come in costume or a mask to the closing reception & celebrate Halloween with the artists.

Mixed media sculpture of a raven, an assemblage of various metal components, perched with its beak open.

Brian McQuillan 

Brian McQuillan’s welded metal art explores the reincarnation of Mundane, everyday metal objects, into Fascinating creatures with re-invented souls. Can an antique typewriter evoke passion? Can rusty farm tools, and abandoned factory parts create delight? YES! Come see for yourself.

Maryanne Benns

Halloween and Masks have a long history together, evolving culturally from ancient rituals to modern day masquerades. Some of my masks are your typical gothic era ghouls and some I have created as mythological “super heroes” with the intent on giving the wearer an added boost to get them through life. These incorporate found objects to act as a talisman.

Wooden mask with wide eye holes, and long rodentlike-snout, and small round ears.
Collage of lichen, bark, and pieces of wasps' nests with the text "Listen to what your needs are and become the someone that you like."

David Andrews

David Andrews’ hornets nests art pieces are a fusion of nature’s beauty and artistic vision. The intricate patterns and textures of the nests add a unique dimension to each artwork, inviting viewers to appreciate the harmony between nature and art.

David Andrews’ text art pieces are a blend of literary inspiration and artistic expression. Each piece tells a unique story through carefully selected words, creating a visual narrative that resonates with viewers.