The Nameless Now: NEFL Artists Respond (Virtual Exhibition)

Art can be a touchstone in tumultuous times, and artists are adept at navigating and interpreting the world around us. The Nameless Now is an exhibition of work by 35 NEFL area artists that provides a window into what it looks like to make work in the face of uncertainty, grief, loss, and rage, while at the same time recognizing the importance of connection, collaboration, love, and beauty. The title of the exhibition takes its name from a line in the poem “In Blackwater Woods,” by Mary Oliver.

Artists include: Grace Bio, Gerald Branch, Dan Brown, Jake Carlson, Christopher Clark, Sean Kelly Conway, Mark Creegan, Katie Evans, Lenny Foster, Mico Fuentes, Eric Gillyard, Nancy Hamlin-Vogler, Dustin Harewood, Malcolm Jackson, Erin Kendrick, Jennifer Lail, Nathan Lewis, Kevin Mahoney, Russell Maycumber, Cheryl McCain, Laura Mongiovi, Patrick Moser, Hiromi Moneyhun, Madeleine Peck-Wagner, Sara Pedigo, Joseph Provenza, Princess Simpson Rashid, Leslie Robison, Tony Rodrigues, Varick Rosete, Jason Schwab, Chris Smith, Mike Taylor, Roosevelt Watson II, and Kenny Wilson.