**Gallery 1: Event Horizon. Nataliya Hines draws from art history, utilizing the visual language of academic portraiture and religious iconography.
**Gallery 2: Only History Remains. Ilse Schreiber-Noll compels us to confront the consequences of violence and asks us to strive for a future free from the specter of conflict.
**Beacon Room: Searching For a New Planet. Ilse follows children seeking a sanctuary from conflict.
**Artist Talk, November 3rd, 4:30 - 5:30 PM, Nataliya Hines. How mythology, art history, and fantastical narratives can inform our modern relationship with technology.