Events

Virtual Reception: Friday, February 11, 7 p.m.
Watch the livestream on: facebook.com/targetgallery

Target Gallery presents Sweet Tooth, a group exhibition that is all about decadence, desire, and craving. Artwork will embody this theme physically through vibrancy and the richness of color and texture. Other work represents these themes through a more conceptual connection such as explorations of coveting, gluttony, greed, and yearning.

The juror for this exhibition is Naomi Christianson, DC-based artist and curator

Artists Include: 

Grace Bromley
Erika Cleveland
Nicole Di Fabio
Christina Dietz
Eleanor Glattly
Lindsay Hall
Jim Joint
Brenda Jones
Erik Kamenski
Christopher Lane*
Beverly Logan
Markella Lousidis
Susan Makara
Nicole Maloof
David Mann
Rosemary Meza-DesPlas
Kirsten Rae Simonsen
Jennie Thwing
Joel Vincii Ulmr
Ashley Jaye Williams

*On view in the virtual exhibition only.

Image Credit: Lindsay Hall, Pucker, 2020.

About the Juror

Naomi Christianson is a local indie visual artist and designer, also purveyor of the Omi Collective. Her art focuses on the healing properties of color and iconic images representing the divine feminine and healing frequencies and vibrations of the heart.  Leveraging her experiences as a Vedic and multicultural spiritual icon investigator, Naomi creates art that reveals her own journey while creating universal truths and bliss from raw materials of color, emotion and physical experience. She has exhibited her work in over 50 locations, including galleries based in New York, London, Prague and the DC metropolitan area. Her collective has popped up more than 30 healing safe spaces focusing on supporting local identifying female and gender nonconforming artists and entrepreneurs in the DC metropolitan area. Naomi is currently practicing her art in a private studio located in Moyaone Reserve inside the Piscataway National Park. Her current projects include focuses on moon medicine tarot cards, up-cycling vintage couture and adding new paintings to her Space Fashion series.