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Vincent Barré, Monotype 4, 2020 -
Vincent Barré, Monotype 10, 2020 -
Frank Mädler, Mitte-oben rot, 2018 -
Christian Butterfield, On a Walk, 2025 -
Michelle Forsyth, Purple and Yellow Florals on Red and Blue Plaid, 2024 -
Michelle Forsyth, Orange Stripes on Orange plaid, 2024 -
Michelle Forsyth, Orange Gingham on Green Plaid, 2024 -
Michelle Forsyth, Grey and Black Houndstooth on Yellow Geometric, 2023-2024 -
Jota Castro, Hybris (Miss Liberty and Lego), 2019 -
Colectivo MANGLE, Porra 10 libras, 2015 -
Marepe (Marcos Reis Peixoto), Set of Calabashes (bottle gourd), edition of 3, 2007 -
Barbara Astman, Woven Stories #49, 2023 -
Peter Campbell, Dithering Rover, 2021 -
Miles Gertler, Scenario City 03, 2017 -
Andrés Marroquín Winkelmann, Puente.02, 2012/2014
Vertices is an exhibition responding to the growing presence of barriers and borders, and the ways we choose to navigate them. Rather than seeing divisive lines as limits, Vertex proposes them as points of encounter—spatial and mental places where ideas and voices can meet, intersect, and move fluidly between one another.
The artists in the exhibition approach questions of identity, belonging, place, memory, and community through diverse materials and perspectives. Together, their practices consider how differences can coexist, and how encounters between them can create space for dialogue.
Vertices reflects on what we have built collectively and the value of community, while considering the possibilities of continuing to build together.
Vertices are the points where the edges of a shape meet.

