As Humans We Are Gatherers

September 5, 2023 Carl Barnett

**NOURISH Gallery** **| VULPE, Kathryn Robinson-Millen, Carl Barnett**

As humans, we are gatherers, seekers, and wonderers, still telling stories under starlight and fire. We create and collect as a means of sense-making, easing and inspiring our human experience. Through beauty and the creative mind we thrive, present in the moment, with a pull toward the future.

Living In The Now, Present To Beauty

September 1, 2023 Carl Barnett

How we live in our homes is part of the process of creating and living our lives. A means to uplift, ease, and build the future possible. Through beauty and the creative endeavor, we thrive in the moment, deeper, wider, and onward. Living in the now, present to beauty.

**NOURISH Gallery** **/ Kershaw Studio**

“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.”

Marcel Proust

Our Intuitive Draw

August 30, 2023 Carl Barnett

**Image** **| Carl Barnett Design/Studio**

We are not simply the shell of our bodies, nor structure of our bones. Why we create and collect is our intuitive draw toward beauty, self-expression, and storytelling. Our need to make sense of our being human, by way of the built environment, making, and language. Finding purpose and meaning on a spinning planet amongst stars, galaxies, and the blackness of the unknown.

**NOURISH Gallery** **| Liadain Warwick Smith**

Video | Carl Barnett

We Are Not Simply The Shell Of Our Bodies

August 29, 2023 Carl Barnett

**NOURISH Gallery** **| Laurence Elle Groux**

We are not simply the shell of our bodies, nor structure of our bones, we are beauty, nature, curiosity and fear.

**NOURISH Gallery | Gabriel J. Shuldiner**

Our memories show us who we’ve been, and our desires what’s to come. We are of will and creative minds with the ability to build bridges and morph with change.

Video | Carl Barnett

The Ceramic Vessel Work Of Kathryn Robinson-Millen

August 28, 2023 Carl Barnett

**NOURISH Gallery** **| Kathryn Robinson-Millen**

The ceramic vessels by artist Kathryn Robinson-MIllen are influenced by architecture and nature. Though structural, these vessels are intended for flower arranging, such as ikebana or sogetsu, further exploring the contrasts of the human-built and the organic. Their painterly surfaces contrasted with the structural overall form, expands this exploration. Her work delves deep into our natural tendencies of the ordered and organic, structural and simplistic, self-expression and inspiration: our built and natural world. Beauty and the perfectly imperfect.