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“A Closer Look” Exhibit

Start: 2025-01-11
End: 2025-02-20
Location: Visit Petaluma

IceHouse Gallery at Digital Grange

405 East D St (@ Lakeville)

Event Link

Saturday January 11, 2025 to Thursday February 20, 2025

11:00 am - 5:00 pm

Free

Mokulito wood blocks and prints by Jennifer Mygatt Tatum; Sculptures by Tony Plaut.

In a world overflowing with distractions, to take a closer look is to reclaim presence—to pause, observe, and honor the often-overlooked details of life. To work backward is to trace the threads of origin and meaning, drawing insight and wisdom to shape a more intentional way forward. To notice what is changing and slipping away is to bear witness to life’s impermanence, embracing its quiet transformations and finding depth in the act of witnessing.

Opening Reception on Saturday, January 11th, 5-7pm.