Yield 1 draws inspiration from the Taoist concept of yin, of yin-yang, which represents entropy, gloom, reflection, dampness, and vulnerability. Yield means to submit, also, to produce. These paintings float between expressive and illustrative. They’re similar to the way I record dreams in my journal: vivid cartoonish landscapes that are darkly euphemistic yet spiritually light. This show contemplates our place in nature, decouples darkness from evil, and challenges the artificiality of a society that rejects emotional depth. 

August 7 - September 26
Park View Gallery Hours:
Monday - Saturday | 10am- 6pm

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Yield 1 draws inspiration from the Taoist concept of yin, of yin-yang, which represents entropy, gloom, reflection, dampness, and vulnerability. Yield means to submit, also, to produce. These paintings float between expressive and illustrative. They’re similar to the way I record dreams in my journal: vivid cartoonish landscapes that are darkly euphemistic yet spiritually light. This show contemplates our place in nature, decouples darkness from evil, and challenges the artificiality of a society that rejects emotional depth. 

August 7 - September 26
Park View Gallery Hours:
Monday - Saturday | 10am- 6pm

Learn More >> | Park Map >>

Yield 1 draws inspiration from the Taoist concept of yin, of yin-yang, which represents entropy, gloom, reflection, dampness, and vulnerability. Yield means to submit, also, to produce. These paintings float between expressive and illustrative. They’re similar to the way I record dreams in my journal: vivid cartoonish landscapes that are darkly euphemistic yet spiritually light. This show contemplates our place in nature, decouples darkness from evil, and challenges the artificiality of a society that rejects emotional depth. 

August 7 - September 26
Park View Gallery Hours:
Monday - Saturday | 10am- 6pm

Learn More >> | Park Map >>

Yield 1 draws inspiration from the Taoist concept of yin, of yin-yang, which represents entropy, gloom, reflection, dampness, and vulnerability. Yield means to submit, also, to produce. These paintings float between expressive and illustrative. They’re similar to the way I record dreams in my journal: vivid cartoonish landscapes that are darkly euphemistic yet spiritually light. This show contemplates our place in nature, decouples darkness from evil, and challenges the artificiality of a society that rejects emotional depth. 

August 7 - September 26
Park View Gallery Hours:
Monday - Saturday | 10am- 6pm

Learn More >> | Park Map >>

Yield 1 draws inspiration from the Taoist concept of yin, of yin-yang, which represents entropy, gloom, reflection, dampness, and vulnerability. Yield means to submit, also, to produce. These paintings float between expressive and illustrative. They’re similar to the way I record dreams in my journal: vivid cartoonish landscapes that are darkly euphemistic yet spiritually light. This show contemplates our place in nature, decouples darkness from evil, and challenges the artificiality of a society that rejects emotional depth. 

August 7 - September 26
Park View Gallery Hours:
Monday - Saturday | 10am- 6pm

Learn More >> | Park Map >>

Yield 1 draws inspiration from the Taoist concept of yin, of yin-yang, which represents entropy, gloom, reflection, dampness, and vulnerability. Yield means to submit, also, to produce. These paintings float between expressive and illustrative. They’re similar to the way I record dreams in my journal: vivid cartoonish landscapes that are darkly euphemistic yet spiritually light. This show contemplates our place in nature, decouples darkness from evil, and challenges the artificiality of a society that rejects emotional depth. 

August 7 - September 26
Park View Gallery Hours:
Monday - Saturday | 10am- 6pm

Learn More >> | Park Map >>

Yield 1 draws inspiration from the Taoist concept of yin, of yin-yang, which represents entropy, gloom, reflection, dampness, and vulnerability. Yield means to submit, also, to produce. These paintings float between expressive and illustrative. They’re similar to the way I record dreams in my journal: vivid cartoonish landscapes that are darkly euphemistic yet spiritually light. This show contemplates our place in nature, decouples darkness from evil, and challenges the artificiality of a society that rejects emotional depth. 

August 7 - September 26
Park View Gallery Hours:
Monday - Saturday | 10am- 6pm

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Common Thread is a solo exhibition featuring works created by artist Joy Nutt that showcase vibrant paintings patterned after traditional geometric quilts and elaborate collaged quilts. Joy's inspiration stems from a rich Trinidadian family tradition of quilting and sewing. Her work is also influenced by West African Ankara textiles. The artist aims for viewers to get lost in the complex layered paintings–returning to find a new perspective, ask questions, and leave with a sense of satisfaction after taking in color, pattern, and texture. Common Thread elevates the complexity of quilts and textiles and the fond memories that they evoke.

July 3 - August 1, 2026
Park View Gallery Hours:
Monday - Saturday | 10am- 6pm

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Common Thread is a solo exhibition featuring works created by artist Joy Nutt that showcase vibrant paintings patterned after traditional geometric quilts and elaborate collaged quilts. Joy's inspiration stems from a rich Trinidadian family tradition of quilting and sewing. Her work is also influenced by West African Ankara textiles. The artist aims for viewers to get lost in the complex layered paintings–returning to find a new perspective, ask questions, and leave with a sense of satisfaction after taking in color, pattern, and texture. Common Thread elevates the complexity of quilts and textiles and the fond memories that they evoke.

July 3 - August 1, 2026
Park View Gallery Hours:
Monday - Saturday | 10am- 6pm

Learn More >> | Park Map >>

Common Thread is a solo exhibition featuring works created by artist Joy Nutt that showcase vibrant paintings patterned after traditional geometric quilts and elaborate collaged quilts. Joy's inspiration stems from a rich Trinidadian family tradition of quilting and sewing. Her work is also influenced by West African Ankara textiles. The artist aims for viewers to get lost in the complex layered paintings–returning to find a new perspective, ask questions, and leave with a sense of satisfaction after taking in color, pattern, and texture. Common Thread elevates the complexity of quilts and textiles and the fond memories that they evoke.

July 3 - August 1, 2026
Park View Gallery Hours:
Monday - Saturday | 10am- 6pm

Learn More >> | Park Map >>