Juried by Braydee Euliss: “On the occasion of Kinhouse’s first exhibition in their new space, a home built in 1892, the 2026 annual exhibition brings together twenty-two artists and calls attention to quiet, otherwise fleeting moments of connection and belonging. Featured artworks memorialize how our bonds with people, spaces, and objects keep us tethered to ourselves and to each other across time. Painted and textile portraits capture the slow, quotidian ways we spend time together. Small works portray spaces that hold these moments, from ritualistic ceremonies to commercial settings, from governmental institutions to wombs. Direct representations and material manipulations of everyday, often domestic objects convey acts of care and expressions of self. On their own, the moments and meanings held by these artworks individually seem idiosyncratic. Collectively, they share an enduring story of persistence and interdependence.”

Kinhouse is an annual exhibition featuring work that embodies the spirit of our chosen name. “Kin” referring to a persons sense of connection and “House” referring to a building in which people live, but also a body, a place, an intentional gathering for comfort, coziness, or safe experiences. This show speaks to our collective and individual sense of belonging. It is rich with work reflecting on place, memory, care, legacy and identity. We are honored to share this collection of artwork that gives form to our name, Kinhouse.

September 4th, 2026 - September 30th, 2026