October 3, 2025 | Two Part Inventions – The works of Debora Muhl and Barbara Lee Smith | Opening Reception at Gravers Lane Gallery Talks from the artists of “Two Part Inventions” – Barbara Lee Smith & Deborah Muhl, two fiber artists and masters of their materials.
September 5, 2025 | “Calliope” Opening Reception at Gravers Lane Gallery Talks from the artists of “Material Memory” – Barbara Straussberg & Lisa Belsky, as well as Lisa & Scott Cylinder, the artists of “Calliope”
On August 2, 2025, Gravers Lane Gallery hosted artist talks from the artists of “Material Memory” – Barbara Straussberg & Lisa Belsky, as well as Ellyse Bendillo & Kate Dannenberg of Night Shift Studio, co-curators of “In Motion” a jewelry invitational exhibition.
June 12, 2025, at InLiquid Gallery, Lanny Bergner presented an insightful artist talk to coincide with the opening reception of his exhibition The Luminous Forest (June 6 – 28, 2025). Presented in partnership with Gravers Lane Gallery, the event offered an intimate glimpse into Bergner’s evolving fiber and metal‑mesh practice.
On June 6, 2025, Gravers Lane Gallery hosted artist talks with Agathe Bouton and Polly Barton, who are both part of our group exhibition, Echoes in Thread, which explores the interplay of heritage, materiality, and artistic interpretation.
In these talks, Bouton and Barton shared about both the processes used to create their work, as well as the concepts and traditions behind the pieces. Thank you to both Agathe and Polly for giving these lovely artist talks and giving our audience a deeper insight into their work!
On April 4, 2025, Gravers Lane Gallery hosted an artist talk with Kelly Dzioba, whose exhibition A Romance in Lower Mathematics invites viewers into a world where repetition becomes revelation. Drawing inspiration from the 1965 animated short The Dot and the Line, Dzioba’s work explores the moment when individual gestures—twists, knots, and connections—accumulate into something greater than their sum.
During the talk, Dzioba spoke about her process-driven practice using party bead necklaces to build mesmerizing textile forms that blur the line between craft and fine art. With humor, intellect, and emotional resonance, she revealed how her minimalist and geometric works are not only about structure, but also about connection—between materials, ideas, and people.
As part of Mary's current exhibition, we hosted a virtual artist conversationArtist |Mary A. Jackson Exhibition |South Carolina Sweetgrass Baskets February 12, 2025 Chloe Le PichonAngela D. MackMary A. JacksonStoney Jackson In conjunction with Mary A. Jackson's...