UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS + EVENTS
LABYRINTHS
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Alec Phipps, Allen Burgess, Amelia Miller, Anton Seder, Chris Rosso, Dave Hoekje, Elise Priebe, Evan Horback, Frederick Dobler, Isabel Yasui, Joelle Montez, Joey Moran, Joey Oey, Josselyn Alder, Julia Peterson, Justin Olmstead, Kyle Rollins, Lance Henriksen, Lila Jarzombek, Lindsey Dalthorp, Maia Erickson, Madeline Waits, Max Nordile, Olive Keilholtz, Rachel Svinth, Reid Urban, Silas Morrow
"In a labyrinth, one does not lose oneself
In a labyrinth, one finds oneself
In a labyrinth, one does not encounter the Minotaur
In a labyrinth, one encounters oneself"
JOIN US APRIL 25TH AND 26TH FOR THE OPENING OF LABYRINTHS
TCMoFA’s latest group exhibition features works by over 28 artists working across a wide variety of mediums and exploring the symbolic and literal manifestations of the labyrinth.
The labyrinth is a symbol of mysticism and revelation dating back millennia and encountered all over the world. A labyrinth can both represent and facilitate humanity's highest impulses: self discovery, rumination, meditation and reflexive cognition. It can also symbolize the agonizing triviality of mortality, an unrelenting march towards an inevitable end.
Join us at 120 OLYMPIA AVE NE to explore the labyrinth this April and May, 2025.
EVENT DATES
FRIDAY APRIL 25TH: SPRING ARTSWALK 5PM TO 10PM
SATURDAY APRIL 26TH: SPRING ARTSWALK NOON TO 6PM
SATURDAY MAY 24TH: CLOSING CELEBRATION 6PM TO 10PM
OPEN HOURS
LABYRINTHS will have regular open hours between April 29th and May 23rd
TUESDAYS 1PM TO 4PM
FRIDAYS 1PM TO 4PM
SATURDAYS 1PM TO 4PM
send us an email at info@tcmofa.org to request a private viewing
Graphic design by Drew Garza.
All quotations excerpted from Through the Labyrinth by Hermann Kern.
This exhibition is made possible thanks to funding from the Inspire Olympia Grant.
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