New Work by Mark Phelan. We are pleased to welcome back local artist,  Mark Phelan for his 2nd solo exhibition at the Co-Creative Center which will debut in April and continue through May. Opening Reception April 16, 7pm

Opening Reception, Thursday, June 9, 6PM – 9PM Having a primary job working a desk can be draining, so, I began searching for ways to escape the screens. I remembered as a kid taking family trips and the ones that stood out the most were my memories of New Hampshire. I loved being amongst the…  read more

Nothing is Wasted featuring Weathered and Worthy Women: we all deserve to feel seen Melanie McMullin aspires to wholeheartedly embrace compassion and help shift the global social dialogue to a place of more love, kindness, and inclusion by sharing resources, inspiring civic responsibility, and promoting expanded visibility for all through her art and poetry. Seeing a myriad of…  read more

I am very interested in trees. Their graceful lines bridge earth and sky, and at a shrunken scale, they resemble dendritic nerve cells in our brains and bronchioles in the lungs, tiny “trees” inside our bodies.  Recently I was delighted to learn that trees communicate with each other. Trees partner with fungi to form mycorrhizal…  read more

For the ones who didn't have a chance to bloom. William was born in Washington, DC, where his creativity started at a young age, by simply drawing any and everything around him. Going back to his roots, the streets of DC later became a focus of his art. As a self-taught artist, he has been…  read more

For the ones who didn't have a chance to bloom. William was born in Washington, DC, where his creativity started at a young age, by simply drawing any and everything around him. Going back to his roots, the streets of DC later became a focus of his art. As a self-taught artist, he has been…  read more

A sculptural exhibition by Alex Buchanan featuring large-scale sculptural forms that are both freestanding and wall mounted. Through knotting and pattern, Alex preserves tactile qualities found in materials such as tug boat towing ropes that were cast aside by the maritime industry. Opening reception March 16 5-8pm.

“A flower is relatively small. Everyone has many associations with a flower—the idea of flowers…….Still—in a way nobody sees a flower—really—it is so small—we haven’t time—and to see takes time, like to have a friend takes time. …. So I said to myself—I’ll paint what I see…..I’ll paint it big and they will be surprised…  read more