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SUMMARY:Unfamiliar Languages | Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Unfamiliar Languages\nSolo Exhibition by Lisa MacNamara\nSeptember 4 – October 31\, 2026 (Exhibition Extended to Saturday\, November 7th!)\nBack Room Gallery\nJoin the artist for an Open Artist Forum on October 24th\, 1 – 4pm. More information\nThe abstracted human figure serves as the central focus of Lisa’s work\, rendered as layered\, molecular-like forms shaped by extensive research into the mind–body connection. Grounded in biology and psychology\, the artist explores how the human body stores and reveals emotional history. The material palette in the exhibition consists of reclaimed fabrics\, packing remnants\, metal\, and fiber materials. These everyday objects are transformed into vessel-like forms\, symbolizing the physical manifestation of impactful life’s events and echoing the textures of scars and healing. This perspective became deeply personal following their brother’s prolonged coma and passing— a liminal state of a living body with an unreachable mind that profoundly reshaped the artist’s understanding of consciousness\, trauma\, and the body’s emotional imprint. Through detailed photography\, in the video\, an X-ray-like effect is introduced\, shifting the work from mere decoration to a diagnostic tool that reinforces the idea of the body as a record-keeper. The creative process reflects the internal workings of being human. Through repetitive hand-sewing\, each stitch that pierces the fiber’s surface repairs emotional fractures and articulates personal chronicles.  evokes the felted layers of skin and cellular structures. By translating flat materials into three-dimensional forms\, the artist creates spaces to hold intangible emotional narratives\, offering a subtle visual interpretation of vulnerability\, resilience\, and the human condition. \nThe Cloak Series explores the tension in outer layers—garments worn as protection or as burdens carrying personal and historical weight. Fabric patterns echo repetitive cycles\, while rigid seams and stitching embody fixed habits that act as traps. The concept of wearing one’s heart on a sleeve makes vulnerability visible\, and the choice of materials represents biological systems\, rendering every scar and crease as a physical memory. Together\, these elements allow the series to hold the paradox that individuals can be both broken and whole\, hidden and exposed\, integrating garments and biosystems as fragile\, marked\, adaptable\, and capable of transformation. This exhibition maps the internal landscape\, both physical and emotional\, through a multisensory experience engaging sight\, sound\, touch\, and the viewer’s visceral sense. At the heart of the experience is a collaborative video with Brazilian artist Peu Teles. Composed of detailed photography\, the piece is layered with an auditory landscape: tactile sounds of paper mimic fracturing histories\, while a rhythmic\, pulsing breath signifies the emergence of new interpretations. Exploration extends to gallery walls through interactive thread designs\, inviting physical connections to both the process and other participants. By weaving sensory elements together\, the work evokes a somatic response\, transforming the gallery into a surface for active dialogue on vulnerability\, resilience\, and the human condition. \n  \nAbout the Artist \n\nLisa MacNamara’s artistic journey began with inspiration from human stories and photojournalism in Life and Look magazines. She studied black-and-white photography through an apprenticeship\, developing a strong foundation in traditional darkroom techniques and photographic processes before college where the focus was on biology\, physical sciences\, and psychology before moving to decorative arts\, where she thrived in Denver\, CO\, her handcrafted finishes appeared in leading design centers\, New York City’s A&D Building\, and Florida’s DCOTA in Dania Beach. MacNamara received academic honors and scholarships in dual majors in painting and sculpture at Arizona State University\, followed by studies in Civitella\, Italy. She completed her MFA in Interdisciplinary Studio Arts at Florida Atlantic University\, supported by a full teaching assistantship and academic grants. MacNamara uses large-scale mixed-media and sculptural installations\, creating cellular imagery to capture life’s emotional imprints\, exploring the mind-body connection. Her art is exhibited in the US and internationally and held in private collections. Her practice continues to honor individual narratives\, revealing shared threads in the human condition.
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SUMMARY:Endings to Beginnings | Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Endings to Beginnings\nResident Artist Exhibition 2026\nOn view through November 21\, 2026\nSpecial activations:\nOpen Studio Night and Group Artist Talk | November 12th\, 6 – 8pm free admission \nArts Warehouse presents Endings to Beginnings group exhibition\, celebrating the current Resident Artists and their work created within the artist studios at Arts Warehouse. This year the artists have expressed a time of adjustment and change. With the temporary closing of the studios in early 2026 due to needed building renovations\, many found themselves creating differently and in new locations\, and returned to the studios with an updated perspective in this time of transition. The exhibition includes diverse media and varied themes as a result of their shared unique creative experience. \nGet a first look at the new exhibition during the opening at First Friday Art Walk\, October 2\, 6 – 9pm free admission \nLandis Carey\nDominique Denis\nLisa MacNamara\nMa Nong\nNickki Lewis-Parker\nMarianela Perez\nLilian Ried\nRenee Rey\nKelley Ryan\nAndrea Sarcos\nKelsey Snyder \nFeatured photo “The Taste of Summer” by Andrea Sarcos \n 
URL:https://artswarehouse.org/events/endings-to-beginnings/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Interstitial | Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:INTERSTITIAL: FAU MFA Candidate Showcase\nOpening October 2nd\, 6 – 9pm and on view through November 28\, 2026.\nParticipating artists | Hye Young An\, Sarah E. Huang\, Raha Khosravi\, Pinar Sinka\, Jackson Grey Tucker\, Anna Ruby Whitmire \nINTERSTITIAL showcases six second-year MFA candidates from Florida Atlantic University working across printmaking\, book arts\, photography\, painting\, performance\, and sculpture. FAU’s MFA program emphasizes this interdisciplinary development–conceptual\, aesthetic\, technical\, and professional- with this exhibition presenting work made during their first year (out of three) in the program. \n“Interstitial” refers to the small\, narrow gaps between things: cracks\, intervals of time; it is the interstices that occur between objects or time periods. Curator\, Sarah E. Huang\, borrowed this term because it names where the students find themselves at their midpoint within the program. And although they are almost halfway through\, exhibiting together now allows viewers to trace the threads of the artists’ distinct\, idiosyncratic practices\, which will (and have) only become clearer through our individual studio and parallel practices. \nAs Huang looked more closely at the works her colleagues produced over the last year\, she found that they share a similar preoccupation with “betweenness.” Meaning\, each artist represented is working to reconcile some sort of dichotomy: material and immaterial\, process and object\, inner life and outer life. INTERSTITIAL is ultimately a record of these reconciliations\, albeit in process. \n 
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SUMMARY:November First Friday Art Walk
DESCRIPTION:RSVP HERE\n\n\nSpend part of your weekend with us!\nArts Warehouse is open late for First Friday Art Walk\nNovember 6\, 2026\n6 – 9pm\n  \nAt Arts Warehouse: \nOn View: \nEndings to Beginnings Resident Artists Group Exhibition in the Front Gallery. Learn more here. \nInterstitial: FAU MFA Candidates Showcase in the East Gallery. \n  \nExplore the 2 Floors of artist studios! \nHappy Hour 6 – 9pm with $6 Beer & Wine \nFree Admission & Family Friendly! \n  \nMore info on Art Walk in Delray Beach\, click here. \n*RSVP here so you’ll receive an e-mail reminder about the upcoming Art Walk event! \n**RSVP is not required to attend First Friday Art Walk
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