Interlocking Harmony

Presented from November 16 through December 27, 2026, Interlocking Harmony showcases a compelling selection of mixed-media painting, encaustic, layered wood, and acrylic works by Anne Gaffey, Tiffany Bociek, and Katerina Husar Lazarova, three contemporary female artists. The exhibition will also feature a special guest exhibition by Althia Prinsloo which will run until December 7th. Prinsloo's work adds another artistic voice to the dialogue, further expanding the exhibition’s exploration of individuality, connection, and creative expression.

The title Interlocking Harmony speaks to a form of connection that does not require sameness. Instead, harmony emerges here through the artist’s differences. Anne Gaffey creates quiet, distilled compositions through repeated processes of applying, obscuring, scraping, and revealing. Tiffany Bociek preserves and partially conceals images within translucent layers of wax––creating dreamlike spaces where memory, loss, joy, and imagination coexist. While Katerina Husar Lazarova allows intuitive drawings to expand beyond the boundaries of the traditional canvas. Her drawings are then transformed into sculptural form by layering wooden substraits. Each configuration is not necessarily about the sculpture itself but how the contours, curves and intuitive shape of the forms interact with light, shadow, and surrounding space.

Rather than presenting three separate bodies of work, Interlocking Harmony considers what happens between them. Shapes echo across the gallery, colors and textures respond to one another, and individual works become part of a larger visual rhythm. The installation encourages viewers to move through the space slowly, discovering relationships that may not be immediately apparent.

The exhibition becomes a metaphor for connection itself. Individuality is not lost in order to create harmony. Instead, each distinct voice contributes something necessary to the whole. Interlocking Harmony invites viewers to look beyond the individual artwork and notice the spaces of connection: between surface and depth, memory and imagination, intuition and intention, object and environment, and ultimately, between one experience to another.

The opening reception will also feature a jewelry trunk show from Alexandra Hart, showcasing new work and offering guests an opportunity to discover her latest designs alongside the exhibition.

FREE EVENT