Cryptid Mountain is a live multimedia reimagining of the Jersey Devil myth, think Jersey Devil meets Dante’s “Inferno”.

Chock full of surrealist landscapes rendered in rich elemental hues, the paintings in Rachel Bedder’s atmospheric solo show are deliberately ambiguous, and resist easy categorization.

Showcasing work by members of the American Color Print Society, this exhibition spans traditional and contemporary approaches, from etching and lithography to cyanotype, risograph, digital printmaking, relief, and screenprint.

Between Forms brings together women artists whose practices inhabit the space between abstraction and representation, memory and imagination, structure and intuition.

This photography exhibit, “A Sense of Place”, curated by Bob McKay and Dan Epstein, brings the work of exemplary photographers and their images into view.

In Marcy Chevali’s work, glass expands and contracts. Thin and transparent borosilicate glass rods are bent into shape with a torch and adjoined to form an irregular grid. These grids appear to swell, as if cast around an invisible, dimensional form. Chevali refers to the structures she makes out of glass, metal, and sometimes mohair as “nets.” No matter the material, the treatment is similar; wire and mohair are likewise knotted or interlaced. This solo exhibition presents fifteen works by the artist.