Early Reception: Saturday, January 10, 2-5pm

Tag Artists explore light, shadow, texture, and emotion through the timeless world of black & white.

Curated by Janene Gentile & Demoy Shilling

Early Reception: Saturday, February 14, 2-5 PM

What happens when you ask artists about their vision and the stories they want to tell? This show celebrates the creative freedom of our community. Artists will choose pieces that carry a personal vision - work that says something meaningful through their subjects, processes or intentions.

Curated by Santina Tirone & Vaea Dang

Opening Reception: Saturday, March 21, 5–7pm

Landscapes and Life feature works by Elisabeth Barnett, Janine Privratsky, and Dan Shornstein. These artists who often paint together and independently present three artistic visions in this group show. Each artist paints landscapes and other subjects from life; people, animals, local buildings, and still life works. The show explores a range of style and technique including brushy expressiveness, controlled realism and colorful light.

Curated by Dan Shornstein, Elisabeth Barnett & Janine Privratsky

Opening Reception: Saturday, April 25, 5–7pm

Sculpture, 3-D and Relief show presents art processes that may be viewed from all sides. The exhibit encompasses aspects of space, shape, texture and color in a variety of materials. Shown are works in clay, wax, stone, metal, fabric, glass, wood, and found object. From the realistic to the abstract, freestanding and relief, unique and exciting sculptural forms are on display.

Curated by Ann Moring & Peggy Farrington

Opening reception: Saturday, May 30, 5–7pm

A Moment in Time tries to capture the exact instant when things were one way and became something else. The show theme is based on the idea of inflection points when something changes into a completely different entity. A time of significant change in a situation as in a turning point interpreted through art. A Moment in Time attempts to express that sentiment through works in a range of style and media.

Curated by Ted Braggins & Melissa Katzman Braggins

Opening Reception: Saturday, July 4, 5–7pm

What happens when an artist creates groups of related works? How does grouping influence our connection to each individual piece within a series or collection? Duets, Trios and Quartets explores this theme featuring works in all mediums, styles, and sizes by gallery members.

Curated by Linda Cassidy

Opening reception: Saturday, August 8, 2026 | 5–7pm

Small Works harnesses the quiet power of small.  A yearly favorite, this year the TAG artists will be working not only small but also in tiny, miniature, even stamp- size formats.  “Small, small, small” invites art enthusiasts to enter the world of art through a narrowed lens allowing the viewer to slow down and take a closer look.

Curated by Vaea Dang, Linda Lavin, Terry Preisner

Opening reception: Saturday, Sept. 12, 5–7pm

Fall Colors is an immersive exhibition that captures the transient beauty of the season through a vibrant collection of paintings and mixed-media works. Utilizing a rich palette of deep ambers, burnt siennas, and fiery crimsons the dramatic shift of nature's landscape before the onset of winter is acknowledged. By blending abstract textures with realistic silhouettes, the show invites viewers to reflect on themes of change, maturity, and the cyclical rhythm of the natural world. 

Curated by Janine Privratsky

Opening Reception: Saturday, October 17, 5-7pm

Navigating between painting and printmaking, Marie Cole strives to create order amid the chaos. Escape Route, in relation to her art and practice implies foresight, structure, and planning. While maintaining momentum, Cole moves forward with impetus trying to find pathways leading to harmony amidst turmoil.

Curated by Marie Cole

Opening Reception: Saturday, Nov. 21, 2–5pm

Exhibiting handmade gift items in a variety of media. Jewelry, Fine Art, Prints, Paintings, Ceramics, Cards, Ornaments, & Handcrafted items.

A gift of art is priceless and continues to give and give.  Make TAG a part of your holiday joy.

Curated by Peggy Farrington