(Not) Sheep Gallery

(Not) Sheep focuses on political, confrontational, conversational, or controversial artwork. In this political climate, it’s important to take a stand and to speak out. Art is the perfect catalyst for that.  Theses artists’ work explore:

• Sue Cavanaugh – corporations as people
• Char Norman – environmental issues
• Ann Kim and Hana Yilma – being “other,” immigration, travel, cultural reference
• Juliellen Byrne – religion, politics, family, war
• Nava Lubelski  – “women’s work,” stereotypical roles within society
• Christopher X. Bost – environmental and media issues
• Richard Garriott-Stejskal – psychological issues and the repairing of self through art
• Darlene Olivia McElroy – religion, stereotypes assigned to gender and race
• Kim Goldfarb – racism, animal and family issues
• Paul Richmond – gay rights and representation
• Izumi Yokoyama – ideas of self-awareness, Buddhist thought, and man’s place in the world
• Nathaniel Galka – environmental destruction and mutation
• Deborah Griffing – family issues and mental health, as well as our place in the world
• Magda Parasidis – urban poverty

Guest artists will be introduced for specific shows, and other types of expression will be given a home to perform, i.e., slam poetry, panel discussions, etc. 5% of all sales goes toward a charity of your choice.

Work can be delivered anywhere inside of I-270 free of charge, and most pieces can be shipped anywhere in the U.S. free of charge (call for information).