This exhibit will offer narratives and reflections on the condition of humanity, featuring vivid “portraits” of everything from produce to large-scalesubversive jelly donuts. With an underlying anthropomorphic tone, Denise Stewart-Sanabria’s works include jarred cherries swimming in a pool ofartificial coloring, crystallized candy competing with baked goods ofmysterious coloration, and fruits acting out ancient fertility rites. Occurring in dramatically lit stage settings, these works are intended to inspire reflection on multiple human appetites and challenge a deeper understanding of them.

Brad Sells creates strikingly authentic sculptures made of repurposed wood from around the country. From large desks and tables to small intricate bowls, Sells’ artistic reputation have led to exhibits in museums andprivate collections throughout the world, including the Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery in Washington, D.C.

 Charles Ivey creates art in just about every medium from welding steel to photography. Whether he is working in Venetian plaster, encaustic, or acrylics, once the paint is on the board or canvas he “works” thesurface through various techniques and uses a cradled panel to achievea high level of quality.