Timed to coincide with sunset and beyond, Vernal’s evening viewing hours begin on May 15 at Buffalo Prescott offering an ideal context for experiencing the exhibition’s time-based works, projected light and suspended textile forms as they shift dynamically after dark.

About the Vernal Exhibition: 

At a pivotal time in current history where individuals find themselves in need of existing in both light and dark–Vernal offers artistic expressions with fresh perspectives and budding hope. Marking the birth of spring, this exhibition is embedded with care and intention, an idealized vision of untamed nature conveying possible futures where we learn to coexist rather than dominate. Through immersive installation, soft sculpture, and posthumanist video work, the artists explore a reflection of what could be.

Vernal embraces both the delicate and the resilient, illuminating a sense of growth, verdancy, and inevitable change. In this season of emergence, the exhibition offers not just a glimpse of restoration, but a call to imagine a less human-centered future where we learn to thrive in symbiosis with the natural world.

Featuring new and recent work by:

Shaina Kasztelan
Evan Mazellan            
Sara Nickleson
Suzy Poling  
Tony Printz
Jane Sasso        
Paula Schubatis
Rachel Elise Thomas
Melissa Webb          
Jessica Wildman Katz 
Renee Willoughby

Curated by Samara Furlong

Location:
Buffalo Prescott
11411 Buffalo St, 
Detroit, MI 48212