I have a piece in this intriguing exhibit.
Opening reception is Saturday, February 8th, 2025, 1-4pm.
The Cabinet of Secret ART with Betsy Zacsek, reveals artworks from artists’ personal collections: or rather works made by artists for themselves. It features works that tell a secret story, works made from an emotional place, works that reveal too much vulnerability to ever be shared with the public, displayed in a conventional gallery setting, or subjected to critique. This is a rare opportunity to examine artists’ personal creative practices through dialog and revelation and to confront otherwise forbidden works. What do Makers hide and what becomes part of public discourse? What makes a piece appropriate for sharing? How do we want to be viewed by our art world colleagues and why do certain pieces not fit into this standard, when they’re still quite important to the Maker?
Salvador Campos : Art Brute 