Modified Arts is pleased to present Another World is Possible by Katherine Del Rosario

Modified Arts is pleased to present "Untangling": A Solo Exhibition Exploring Rebirth and Reconciliation

Eye Lounge is pleased to present Coercion, Compassion, and Crisis by Amanda Mollindo at Modified Arts. This is the second installment of a photographic survey about crisis pregnancy centers in states that have committed taxpayer dollars to fund them.

Modified Arts is pleased to present Summer Raine Young’s second solo show as an Eye Lounge member titled Sapphic Sanctuary.

Emerge will include new works from Alison Auditore, Bob Galloway, Hedda Neelsen, Jacey Coca, Kevin Layshock, Rob Kolhouse, Shaunté Glover, and Yvette Serrano at Eye Lounge Gallery.

Eye Lounge is excited to present Like Dust, a group exhibition of work by recent Eye Lounge alumni Kat Davis, Mikey Foster Estes, Shorty Greene, and Hyewon Yoon.

YOUR MONEY & YOUR LIFE: Cut Currency Collage by Amy Bird

Eye Lounge, Phoenix, AZ, is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition, "BECOMING”, Ceramics and Charcoal Exhibition by Swapna Das. The exhibition "BECOMING" reflects the concept that all things are in a continuous state of transformation. Swapna Das’s art embodies this theme, serving as a profound journey of self-discovery and evolution. Her work is a wellspring of inspiration, where her artistic sensibility harmonizes with her innermost self.

Eye Lounge members, Kat Del Rosario, Amanda Mollindo, Dean Terasaki, Summer Young, and Megan Waller, are pleased to present Living Histories, a group exhibition at Modified Arts. Working across photography, fiber, installation, and painting, the five artists bring life to history by investigating and reinterpreting the past. Though diverse in mediums and themes, each artist brings a poignant and affirming perspective on the human condition.

Eye Lounge proudly presents "All Eyes on You," now in its second year. This rare call for art showcases the work of emerging and established artists based across Arizona and the United States. Through a rigorous jurying process, Eye Lounge narrowed the over 500 submissions down to a carefully selected group of 31 talented artists of varying mediums and practices.

Eye Lounge proudly presents "Common Threads: An Anthology of Women" by Laura Rodriguez, her first solo exhibition as an esteemed member of Eye Lounge. Rodriguez’s art is a fusion of mixed media, intertwining collage, hand embroidery, and paint to articulate the narrative of women reclaiming their inherent power, joy, and magic within the fabric of time and space.

Eye Lounge is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition, Sān(산): Mountains II” by Hyewon Yoon

Eye Lounge is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition, Anecdotes & Myths in collaboration with Art Detour. Anecdotes & Myths will include new work of Eye Lounge members Amy Bird, Swapna Das, Katherine Del Rosario, Regan Henley, Amanda Mollindo, Laura Rodriguez, Dean Terasaki, Hyewon Yoon, and Summer Raine Young.

Eye Lounge is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition, Veiled Inscriptions featuring photomontages by Dean Terasaki.

Eye Lounge is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition, “#NeverForget: Collective Trauma in the Age of Social Media”, a solo exhibition by Regan Henley featuring work in collaboration with J.M. Watkins

Eye Lounge presents a work in progress exhibit by Summer Raine and Swapna Das showcasing cyanotype and ceramic art.

Eye Lounge presents “The Usual Feelings”, Steven Allisons' first solo show at Eye Lounge and a first solo show in general. Steven presents paintings reflecting on his journey with depression and steps taken that have led to a more upbeat existence.

Eye Lounge presents Sex and Sovereignty, a photography exhibition by Amanda Mollindo that centers people who can become pregnant, their healthcare providers, and their advocates. Captured over six years across six U.S. states, participants share their stories and struggles related to sexual and reproductive health.

Eye Lounge is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibition, "FOR NOW," featuring the works of its three newest members: Swapna Das, Regan Henley, and Dean Terasaki.

Eye Lounge presents "Companion, Comrade, Kasama" Katherine Del Rosario's second solo exhibition. Del Rosario presents a collection of drawings inspired from her reflections and insights gained through her involvement in the national democratic movement, striving for the genuine liberation of Filipinos across the globe. Within this body of work, she contemplates her evolving individual identity as Filpina American woman as it shapes more with a collective identity shared by her close kasamas, who are also part of the Filipinx Diaspora.

Eye Lounge presents Mapping Matrescence: spider becoming, Megan Driving Hawk’s third and final solo show as an Eye Lounge member. In this self-curated exhibition Driving Hawk maps out patterns in her three creative practices of photography, poetry, and traditional needlework that describe her time of matrescence.

Summer Raine Young has used photography for many years as a way to navigate their queer, genderfluid identity and process experiences related to it. This collection of photographs, cyanotypes, and mixed-media highlights the duality of having a loving support system while also confronting judgment from others throughout the ten years that Young has been out.

Work In Progress (WIP) Exhibition from Steven Allison, Katherine Del Rosario, and Summer Young

Our work portrays different systems of support. The people who have shaped and lifted us in times of trouble, chaos and change. These portraits of others demonstrate how people continue to shift us in ways that allow us to return to authentic versions of ourselves. The multitudes of people transform us for the better, never leaving us the same.

To be a part of any collective requires intention, collaboration, mutual respect, genuine criticism, and the willingness to be honest and vulnerable with one another. The All Eyes on You Juried Group Exhibition is a rare selection of talented Phoenix-based artists who have been chosen by our current artist members. The exhibition runs from June 16th until July 9th.

All of us face conditions that impede the creation and display of our best selves. Susan Allred deals with chronic arthritis pain, but others may have a different physical or mental health ailment. Maybe your chronic condition is a thorny relationship that will never improve or an unsatisfying career. The quilt of our universal experiences is pieced from an infinite variety of conditions, each as unique as the person who lives with it.

Whatever the specific symptoms, each of us adapts in attempt to counteract those chronic conditions and lessen their impact on our lives. Sometimes our adaptations are beautiful, enveloping the condition to transform it and us. Other modifications are not effective—worse, they can become a horror show that damages ourselves and our loved ones. Occasionally, it's hard for outsiders to tell the difference between the beautiful and the grotesque.

Our work is slow and meditative. We work to focus the noise around us: to make it mean something, or sometimes to block it out completely. Our finished objects speak without noise. They stand alone, open to thought, meaningful—whether or not we talk about them. 

"Quieted" is an exhibition of our in-progress and finished works. Please look at the works for what they are now and chat with us about what they might become. We'd love to hear what you think they say now, what else they could say to viewers, and how they stand together.

The Static is the second part of a three-part project (The Silence, The Static, & The Horizon). Each series represents experiences processing trauma through finding place. The Static is when gravity is in limbo, and reality is just out of reach. Photographs are a suspension of belief. To Buzzy Sullivan, the process is shooting an arrow straight into the air and believing for one little moment that it won’t come back down to earth. That is the same analogy he would use to describe the Static of trauma. These pictures represent a work in process and, when complete, may look different than the pictures hanging here.

Eye Lounge presents Fold/Unfold, an exhibition featuring works from our current artist members. The exhibition, running from March 17th to April 9th during Art Detour, focuses on the juxtaposition of personal and external realities. The artists explore the dichotomy of embracing change versus sticking to one's reality, and whether it's possible to actualize opposing realities. Fold/Unfold is a collection of pieces that delve into themes of growth, release, and unlearning past burdens. The artists collectively examine how contrary realities can be a driving force that propels one forward without limitations in their personal lives and surrounding environments.