4 Walls brings together artists whose work explores architecture in all its forms, not simply as the structures we inhabit, but as vessels for memory, identity, ambition, and change. The exhibition features collage, photography, sculpture, painting, assemblage, and mixed media by artists from across the Tri-State region.

Through a wide range of perspectives, the artists examine the built environment, from monolithic skyscrapers and lavish interiors to overgrown ruins, public infrastructure, and modest dwellings. Together, these works consider how architecture shapes our experiences and reflects the values, aspirations, and histories of the people who create and occupy it.

Curator's Statement: "Architecture is often viewed as a symbol of permanence, yet every structure bears the marks of time and human presence. These works invite viewers to reflect on ideas of shelter and belonging, human ingenuity and ambition, and the inevitable passage of time. Whether monumental or ordinary, each space tells a story about the lives lived within and around it." - Áine Mickey 

Featured Artists:

Yasmeena Azer, Barry Hantman, Michael Allan Johnpoll, Nat Kalbach, Mark Krajnak, Ann Marie Miller, Stephen Shilling, C.a. Shofed, Mayfield Williams, and Michael Wolf.