The Art Lab Exhibits
Current Exhibit: Jessica Jane Julius
Being Wrong
Being Wrong begins with a single red glass flower, repeated over time into an accumulation of thousands. Emerging from a suspended, pale blue cellular form, the flowers evoke blossoms, blood, growth, and memory while blurring distinctions between beauty and unease. The installation considers the moment when certainty gives way and perception shifts between what we know, what we once believed, and what we may no longer have the chance to say. Presented in York, where generations of the artist’s family lived, Being Wrong brings personal memory, bodily inheritance, and place into a space suspended between mourning and wonder.
View the Current Exhibition in the Kerlin Gallery HERE
Experimental, Immersive, Thought-Provoking Art Wanted
The Art Lab is a space to introduce and cultivate new work that contributes to the cultural growth of York and our community.
The Art Lab installations go beyond “art exhibit” into the realm of experimental, interactive, engaging installations. It’s the space to explore and push boundaries, to go beyond “viewer and art” to “participant and art”.
