Time is often imagined as linear, a sequence of moments moving steadily from past to present toward an unknown future. Yet artists have long understood that time is far more complex. It loops, overlaps, fractures, heals, and returns. Memory reshapes history. Stories are retold. Materials carry the evidence of countless hands, generations, and lived experiences. In Eons: Unraveling Time, these layered understandings of time become tangible through works that weave together personal narratives, cultural histories, mythology, labor, and imagination.
Curated by Maria de Los Angeles, this exhibition brings together eleven artists whose practices span painting, sculpture, photography, installation, printmaking, textiles, and video. While their materials and visual languages differ, each artist considers time not simply as chronology, but as something embodied, stitched into fabric, embedded in memory, carried through ritual, and transformed through acts of making. Their works remind us that creation itself is an accumulation of moments, each gesture building upon those that came before while opening possibilities for what comes next.
Throughout the exhibition, traditions emerge as both material and metaphor. Threads are woven, unraveled, repaired, and rewoven, reflecting histories that are never fixed but continually reconstructed. These gestures speak not only to craft, but to resilience, adaptation, and community. They remind us that our individual stories are inseparable from larger cultural narratives and that meaning is often found in the connections forged between seemingly disparate experiences.
October 15, 2026 – March 13, 2027
Tuesday - Saturday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunay - Monday: CLOSED
555 Indiana Street, Ashland, OR 97520
