Here are a couple of installation photos of our show, for those of you who aren't able to see it in person. We're pretty pleased with how it turned out.

Our May show featuring artwork by Alfonso Fabrega and Mark Hoffmann. SO EXCITED!

We have a great line up of shows coming up that I'm really excited to share with you, but instead, today feels like a day to send good thoughts to all those affected by the terrible events in Boston yesterday. Having grown up just a few miles outside the city (and lived there for seven years), I know that Boston is a resilient and tough town. But for now, I think most people with any connection to the city feel sad and shaken to the very core. 

I love that this quote by Mr. Rogers is making the rounds: 

When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, ‘Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.'

The actions of those first responders were incredibly inspiring. If you're so inclined, there's a petition you could sign to honor them: https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/create-national-holiday-celebrate-first-responders/Km7Y7Kht

Not only are the folks behind Chases Garage super nice, they are also an incredibly talented duo. They turned a great old building in York in to artist studios and i hear that there are a few still available. I know Allie has already snagged one, and has been raving about the space and great light. Get in touch with them if you more info. And check out their beautiful new site. Impressive all around.

Please join us this Friday, March 2nd between 5-8pm for the opening of Matt Adrian's solo exhibition here at Nahcotta. We're so thrilled that he and his wife will be flying out from California for the opening reception, so come by and say hello!