This season, TAG Artists move between abstraction, domestic absurdity and identity, power, and the complexities of the human condition—transforming personal observations into unexpected visual narratives.

Vera Arutyunyan’s abstract paintings channel subconscious energy through spontaneous gestures, saturated color, and tactile surfaces; Marianna Baker’s fiber works unravel the expectations of a house wife through embroidery, soft sculpture, humor, and feminist inquiry; Somaya Etemad examines the relationship between costume, identity, and authority, bringing historical and political figures into a satirical dialogue about power and appearance; Garth Everett’s paintings explore light, shadow, and form through a refined dry-brush technique influenced by the traditions of the great masters; Elizabeth Gorcey gives visual form to grief, vulnerability, and shared human experience through emotionally charged oil paintings; and Wendy Tigerman builds spontaneous digital collages and assemblages through an intuitive process of image, association, and unexpected connection. Alongside these presentations, TAG’s annual Small Works exhibition brings together artists working across mediums and perspectives in an intimate exploration of scale, material, and creative expression.