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Last Saturday, we opened the doors to Glenn Arthur's solo show, Succlusion. Inside, a diverse set of statuesque garden muses line the walls. They sit elegantly as if to have been cast from stone then brought to life by the succulent plants surrounding them (hence, the show's creative title!). As always, Glenn showcases his inclination toward gloriously stylized features and an art nouveau inspired graphic sensibility. Some of the paintings play on the use of a flat, repeat pattern in the background and a few are actually done in watercolor (as opposed to his usual medium of choice, acrylic). Thank you to those who joined us for the opening reception! The show will be up until June 10th and we welcome you to stop by anytime Wednesday through Saturday from 12 to 6pm.
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In this interview, Alexandra Manukyan reflects on the dualities that define her practice: the weight of human grief carried through the female body, the interplay between concealment and truth, and the evolving tension between timeless tradition and our rapidly shifting digital age. What emerges is a portrait of an artist who paints not just figures, but the human condition itself—layered, vulnerable, and endlessly resilient.
