We hope your spring is off to a great start! Have you stopped by the gallery to see our latest group exhibition, Life in Black and White? This wonderful show features a diverse collection of work, all unified by black-and-white and monochromatic compositions. We are thrilled to have had the opportunity to collaborate closely with Serbian artist Bojan Grof, who served as the curator of the exhibition. It’s a show you won’t want to miss! Visit us and see it before it closes on Saturday, April 26.

In this interview, exhibition curator and artist Bojan Grof shares his journey, artistic vision, and the inspiration behind the group show, Life in Black and White. He reflects on collaboration, social themes, and the power of art to connect and inspire. Through his work, he challenges perspectives and invites viewers to embrace contrast and complexity.

Elizabeth Wylie brings over 25 years of expertise as an art historian, museum director, and curator to this project. With degrees from Boston University and New York University’s Institute of Fine Arts, Wylie has curated dozens of exhibitions and co-authored “The Green Museum: A Primer on Environmental Practice.” Now semi-retired, she focuses on creating meaningful connections between art and audiences.

Behnaz Sohrabian is a talented artist whose work blends expressive realism with deep emotional and thematic depth. With a rich background in fine arts, she brings a unique perspective to every piece she creates. We had the pleasure of speaking with Behnaz about her artistic journey, process, and inspirations.