featuring John Hitchcock's work exploring themes of land and identity through screenprint, lithography, dye on paper, ribbons, grommets, and video projection.
This exhibition by John Hitchcock explores themes of land and identity through screenprint, lithography, dye on paper, ribbons, grommets, and video projection.
It reflects on cultural connections and the rhythms that define us.
This exhibition by John Hitchcock explores themes of land and identity through screenprint, lithography, dye on paper, ribbons, grommets, and video projection.
It reflects on cultural connections and the beat that defines us.
This exhibition by John Hitchcock explores themes of land, culture, and identity through screenprint, lithography, dye on paper, ribbons, grommets, and video projection.
It reflects on Indigenous experiences and the connection to the land.
John Hitchcock’s exhibition explores themes of land and identity through screenprint, lithography, dye on paper, ribbons, grommets, Naugahyde Powwow Drum, and video projection.
John Hitchcock: We are Defined by the Beat featuring screenprints, lithography, dye on paper, ribbons, grommets, and video projection.
Open Tuesday - Sunday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., Friday until 8 p.m.
John Hitchcock’s exhibition explores themes of land and identity through screenprint, lithography, dye on paper, and video projection.
The work relates to indigenous culture and the rhythms that define us.
John Hitchcock’s exhibition explores themes of land and identity through screenprint, lithography, dye on paper, and video projection, reflecting on cultural rhythms and connections.
John Hitchcock's multimedia exhibition explores themes of land, culture, and identity through screenprints, lithography, dye on paper, and video projection.
This immersive experience connects viewers to the rhythms that define us.
John Hitchcock’s exhibition explores themes of land, culture, and identity through screenprints, lithography, and mixed media, reflecting on Indigenous experiences.
John Hitchcock’s exhibition explores themes of land and identity through screenprint, lithography, dye on paper, ribbons, grommets, and video projection.
The work relates to the land above, below, and on which we live.
John Hitchcock’s multimedia work explores land, culture, and identity through screenprint, lithography, and video projection, reflecting on Indigenous perspectives.
John Hitchcock's exhibition explores themes of land and identity through screenprints, lithography, dye on…