The Hite Institute of Art + Design is excited to announce Out There is What’s Left an exhibition of contemporary landscape painters featuring: Alice Stone Collins, Jamaal Peterman and Mark Bradley-Shoup.

Focusing on artists who work with urban landscapes, the participating artists of Out There is What’s Left explore the impacts our structured environments have on our daily lives. How do our constructed environments—the roads we drive on, the communities we live in, the neighborhoods or cities we travel through impact us socially, economically, physically or mentally?

While all painters, the three artists participating in this exhibition each bring their own unique styles and thematic concerns to the exhibition. As a group, their paintings explore the way we are restricted by our contemporary urban landscape from how we move from place to place, the memories places hold for us, or the ways our bodies and movements are controlled.

Out There is What's Left will be on view at the Cressman Center for Visual Arts February 23 - April 20, 2024. A Reception will be held on Friday March 1, from 5-8pm. We hope to see you there!

Image: Alice Stone Collins, House of Smoke I, Gouache and paper cut and collaged, 24x20 inches 2021