Cottonwood Center for the Arts is pleased to announce a solo exhibition for the month of July featuring works by Jacqueline Viola Moulton:

From the Artist:
Margins of Mercy is the poets attempt to speak all the truths that resist words. This solo exhibition is a tribute to the ways in which the holy allows itself to be accessed through the mundane, the profane, and the elegantly ordinary. Utilizing poetry, installation, and multidisciplinary works this exhibition is a love letter to all the truths we struggle to carry, it is—in performance and participation—a confession booth within the heart of the animal. Step in. Step in. Blessings reign abundant, we just have to beg. Here, a soft place of dirt to bend a knee. All enlightenment and levity and ascension begins with a wound and the willingness to be renamed—and in this series, we do this work together, as animals, as tarnished saints, as the wounded becoming healers.

Daniel logan: REWILDING

Cottonwood Center for the Arts is pleased to announce a solo exhibition for the month of July featuring works by Daniel Logan: REWILDING

From the Artist:
This exhibition represents nature taking back its rightful place. By doing so we all coexist in a world where you don’t have to prove your value. Instead you’re born with it. If your life feels like it’s entailed with toxic air then let your surroundings clean your pallet with deep breaths of positivity and hope for the future. Rewilding lets nature take over and sets love as a standard for just being you. Just the way nature intended it. Come experience this exhibit and enjoy two floors of open studios + galleries this First Friday from 5-8 pm, and all month during normal business hours.