On view

G-Town Arts is pleased to present Set in Stone, a solo exhibition of recent sculpture and copper etchings by Dave Gesualdi, on view from October 25 through November 22, 2025.

There is a quiet gravity to Gesualdi’s work. Rooted in the tactile physicality of carved marble and limestone, his sculptures invite stillness and contemplation. Each piece is both grounded and ethereal — a meditation on balance, endurance, and transformation.

In dialogue with these stone forms is a series of etchings that extends Gesualdi’s exploration of material and touches into two dimensions. The etched lines echo the process of carving — gestures of removal and revelation that mirror his sculptural sensibility. Together, these works reveal the artist’s deep engagement with time, gravity, and care.

G-Town Arts is pleased to present Re-Figured, a group exhibition exploring the evolving concept of the human figure in contemporary art. In a moment defined by ecological uncertainty, political precarity, and the dissolution of fixed identities, the figure is no longer static or idealized. Instead, it is fractured, abstracted, and reassembled—reflecting the multiplicity of selves and the instability of the world around us.

Presented in dialogue with Dave Gesualdi’s Set in Stone, which engages the sculptural body as a vessel of memory and material weight, Re-Figured emphasizes the porous, provisional, and transformative. Artists working across painting, drawing, and hybrid practices explore how the figure can carry questions of gender, ancestry, loss, and becoming.

Rather than abandoning figuration, these artists reengage it as a site of tension and possibility, where the self is always in process, and embodiment is simultaneously fragile and resilient.

The exhibition features works by Karen Bonanno, Jennie Carr, Patricia Carrigan, Jeanne Ciravolo, Kathy Coe, Leslie Giuliani, Eben Kling & Aude Jomini, Scott D. Lewis, Ann McRae, Jeff Ostergren, Michele Riche, Carol Saft, Suzanna Schlemm, Enne Tesse, Catherine Vanaria, Rosanne Walsh, and Cathy Wysocki.

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