Ada Koch’s preoccupation with war began with her childhood in Oak Ridge, TN where both parents worked at the Oak Ridge National Laboratories, a production site for the Manhattan Project where researchers developed the atomic bomb. She was persistently reminded of WAR: the Cold War, the Vietnam War, anti-war songs, local bomb shelters, and bomb drills in school. Now, decades later, Ada revisits anti-war protest songs from the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s in her quest to understand the repetition of violent cycles. Sadly, the songs of the past are currently relevant in the context of local and international violence.

Collectively, the pieces in this show touch on causes of war (power, fear, confusion, misinformation) which lead to violence, hate, and death. Yet Ada promotes a REMIX, taking what we have learned from a violent history and hoping for a more positive outcome with an emphasis on love and individuals.

Katherine Bello’s goal as an artist is to capture a sense of place, a moment of time, or a feeling – to evoke a sense of wonder. Bello loves paint and paint brushes; bold, gestural mark-making and the interplay of color. She is influenced by light and landscape, poetry, history and science. Formerly educated in Chemical Engineering and Interior Design, Bello is drawn to the process of creating Something out of Nothing.

For Bello, art is a point of view, not only of the artist who creates the work, but also of the viewer who examines, interprets and lives with the art. As an Abstract painter, Bello strives to push formal boundaries – Always questioning, always curious, forever exploring. Spontaneity, intuition, and memory guide Bello as she continually embarks on re-contextualizing personal nostalgia through her abstract paintings.

Please join Cerbera Gallery in celebrating “COLOUR PLAY”: December 2021 – January 2022

NO MASK – NO ART
NO VACCINATION – NO ART

PROOF OF VACCINATION MAY INCLUDE:
– A VACCINATION CARD, SHOWING FULL VACCINATED STATUS
– A PHOTO OF YOUR VACCINATION CARD, SHOWING FULLY VACCINATED STATUS
– A DIGITAL VACCINE RECORD FROM THIRD-PARTY APPS

We strongly encourage attendees to RSVP ahead of time in order to verify your contact information with your proof of vaccination. If you are unable to RSVP, we may require you to provide a photo ID – such as a government-issued photo ID, school photo ID or passport – to be present with proof of vaccination upon entry.

Out of concern for our staff and visitors, we are unable to accommodate any unvaccinated guests, volunteers, or event partners without proof of vaccination, or children under the age of 12 for public events.

SUNDAY: CLOSED
MONDAY – FRIDAY: BY APPOINTMENT ONLY | unless the “Traffic Light” in the entry door is switched to “GREEN” and/or the door is unlocked
SATURDAY: 12pm – 5pm (unless the gallery dog wants to come earlier or stay longer to play with visitors!)
(please call +1 – 844-202‑9303)

We CLOSE on “First Friday” between 6 – 7pm unless otherwise noted. 

For private showings please call us at +1 – 844-202‑9303 to setup an appointment.

NO FOOD, NO DRINKS. PHOTOS CAN ONLY BE TAKEN AFTER HAVING CONFIRMED WITH GALLERY STAFF.

A new series of works by Fernando Achucarro, entitled CDL, represents the struggle within oneself that an artist must face every day. Each drawing is a representation of the abyss that exists between the cruel reality of everyday life, and the perfect universe that exists within each one of us. Achucarro’s work truck became his studio where most of his drawings from CDL (Commercial Driver’s License) were started and finished during his breaks.