Resonance : Make Space To Resonate 7/1726 - 8/26/26

Resonance : Make Space To Resonate explores visual and sonic arts across the resonance of connection within our community.

Select open call artists *to be announced* will exhibit onsite in our storefront space in tandem with artist in residence Ear For Eye’s projection immersion called Origin in the garden facing room, a space equipped with surrounding speakers and all walls and floor mapped with imagery.

Transformative sonic experiences will be offered by Reiki master teacher and therapeutic sound specialist Sarah Yeung.

Our annual Consciousness Spiral is a shared participation to discover and witness, to inspire and expand on individual empowerment and unity consciousness. For Phase III within this curriculum, Gather Center invites you to explore Resonance.

We are resonance materialized. Frequency is information; existence is vibration. Harmonic evolution suggests both individual and shared coherence and alignment with Earth frequencies.

Resonance is the literal frequency everything emits, cocreating our shared field. We cannot think or speak our way into resonance. It is not enacted through effort, though many of us are working hard to be there.

Resonance is the baseline, connecting us to all that we experience and through awareness. Where we become aware of our energy, we can practice resonance as choice. It is a state not a status.

Awakening is arriving at a new frequency, experiencing moments of it. Resonance is maintaining that updated frequency with purpose.

Messages are frequency; art is an instrument capable of carrying it.

Resonance is relevant in art, kinetics, physics, light and energy, music, and meanings suggesting the fabric of our universe.

"Resonance is the physical phenomenon where a vibrating system or external force drives another object to oscillate at greater amplitudes, occurring when the driving frequency matches the object's natural frequency. It applies across multiple disciplines: physics, chemistry, music, and everyday metaphor"

"In string theory, resonance refers to the specific, allowed vibrational patterns (or harmonics) of a fundamental quantum string. Just as a violin string produces distinct musical notes based on its vibration, a tiny quantum string's resonant frequency dictates the fundamental properties, such as mass, spin, and charge, of the subatomic particle it creates."

Vibration
Tone
Frequency
Transmission
Feeling
Signal
Harmonics
Expression
Broadcast
Reach of a frequency
The invisible current in relationships
Ripples
Waves
The reach of our impact
The evoked Quality of a stimulus
Music of the spheres
Attunement

Rora Blue is a queer disabled artist living and working in Reno, whose practice uses soft sculpture and installation to explore the intersections of queerness and disability through themes of nature, invisibility, and celebration.

Kallie Cassidy is a New York–based interdisciplinary artist whose work explores the interplay between structure and fluidity in everyday life, engaging routine, intimacy, and the body through process-driven forms.

Cybèle is a Brooklyn-based artist working across painting, drawing, and digital media.

Karen Fitzgerald lives and works in New York City. A mid-career artist, teacher, and curator, her practice encompasses a long-running studio engagement and ongoing exhibition history.

Richard Glick is a painter whose work foregrounds emotion, space, texture, and layering as material language, built in stages—adding and removing elements over time.

Siavash Golkar is an NYC-based visual artist. Working in surrealist oil painting, he explores self-worth and the economics of social interactions, using staged photography and digital studies as part of an image-to-painting process.

Luca Goly is a Brooklyn-based artist whose practice spans painting, wearable art, drawing, and photography. He works primarily as a surrealist painter, valuing collaboration and narrative-driven imagery.

Zengyuan Ma is a multidisciplinary artist based in London whose practice includes small installations and paintings, described through a lens of place, memory, and lived tension.

Madalyn May is an exhibiting artist in Unconditional Humans.

Jungeuon Park is an interdisciplinary artist based between New York and Seoul, working with glass, ceramics, and soft sculptural forms.

Dooney Potter is a figurative painter and multidisciplinary artist whose work centers on symbolic portraiture, transformation, and layered narrative.

Kate Raudenbush is a New York City–based artist who creates illuminated, allegorical environments at the intersection of sculpture and architecture, with laser-cut metal installations that immerse viewers in contemplative spatial experience.

Suzanna Schlemm is a painter originally from Brazil who moved to New York City in 2001 to pursue painting. Her figurative practice is shaped by narrative, symbolism, and lived transition.

Yufei Song works in hand-built ceramics and glazing experiments.

Violet Yin is a painter and educator originally from Shanghai, China, now based in New Jersey.