Spalding Nix Gallery Fall Exhibitions (tuesdays)

From the venue:

ENSEMBLE 2025

November 21, 2025 - January 16, 2026

Spalding Nix Fine Art is thrilled to present ENSEMBLE, our annual holiday group show featuring new work by over 60 Gallery Artists! Trish Andersen, Jordan Baker, Mitchell Biggio, Jamie Bourgeois, David Boyd, Amanda Brazier, Amanda Joy Brown, Wendell George Brown, Caroline Bullock, Angela Carter, Myrtie Cope, Eilis Crean, Laura Dargan, Shannon Davis, Erin Dixon, Virginie Drujon-Kippelen, Helen Durant, Betty Edge, Peter Essick, Jerushia Graham, Susan Hable, Heather Bird Harris, Kerry Hays, Evan Blackwell Helgeson, Robert Hightower, Blair Hobbs, Tim Hunter, McLean Jenkins, Kathryn Keller, Cynthia Knapp, Sarah Lamb, Heather Lancaster, Thad Lee, Chris Little, Susan Maakestad, Bonnie Maygarden, Charlie McCullers, Jennifer McKinnon, Cecilia Montalvo, Kate Hooray Osmond, Esteban Patino, Vera Pawelzik, Scotty Peek, Zhou Peng, Michael Porten, Guy Robinson, Mary Robinson, Sachi Rome, Tokie Rome-Taylor, Stacie Rose, Katherine Sandoz, Richard Thomas Scott, Corrina Sephora, Aimée Farnet Siegel, Jerry Siegel, Richard Skoonberg, Spencer Sloan, Ellen Kierr Stein, Lizzy Storm, Gregor Turk, Christina Renfer Vogel, Gretchen Wagner, Mary Stuart Walker, Claire Whitehurst

ENSEMBLE also features a new body of work by Heather Lancaster:
Heather Lancaster - Galactic Noticing

In her latest series titled "Galactic Noticing," Heather Lancaster's focus turns to the black swan. With its black feathers, white flight feathers and bright red bill, the nomadic black swan (Cygnus atratus) breeds mainly in the southeast and southwest wetlands of Australia. In astronomy, galactic noticing involves scientifically observing or "noticing" subtle patterns or discrepancies in a galaxy's structure over time. Across eight large-scale works on paper, Heather renders these extraordinary waterbirds with attention to nuanced detail, creating an intriguing interplay between the figure and surrounding negative space. A stimulating contrast to Heather's previous suite of white swans, "Galactic Noticing" is a tribute to the simultaneously simple, yet profound act of noticing; an appeal to the viewer to recognize that we are each an individual part of a vast and miraculous whole.

Opening Receptions: Friday, November 21, 6-8 p.m. & Saturday, November 22, 12-4 p.m.