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Current Exhibitions

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Trey Abdella, Loose Tooth, 2022.

Acrylic, resin, lenticular print, and 3D hologram on linen.

Bug Bites

A Solo Show by Trey Abdella

November 22nd, 2025 - March 8th, 2026

Vernissage: Friday, November 21st from 5:00 - 8:00 PM
$8 at the door, FREE to KMAC Members

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Born in Virginia, now living in New York, Abdella is an artist with a background in illustration, animation, and classical figurative oil painting. His recent work merges these skills into a singular art practice influenced by craft and various motifs of Americana.

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Inspired by horror, haunted houses, old theme parks, and the sometimes eerie nature of the exurban landscape, his multimedia installations frequently bridge painting, sculpture, assemblage, video, and mechanical contraption. The uncanny quality of his work springs from the ominous and sometimes sinister character of the suburban experience, highlighting the trouble and chronic malaise that can often lurk beneath a sparkling surface of cheerful contentment. Sometimes comically ghoulish, Abdella's images highlight his love for the slapstick humor of classic cartoons, as well as the mysterious and arcane images associated with Surrealism.

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Crafting in Miniature

November 22nd, 2025 - February 1st, 2026​

Vernissage: Friday, November 21st from 5:00 - 8:00 PM
$8 at the door, FREE to KMAC Members

 

Architectural models, dollhouses, and small-scale tableaux are miniature worlds that unlock new physical and psychological insights into how we might navigate, imagine, and fantasize the structures of our built environments. Through manipulations in scale, the model builder or miniaturist can turn our seemingly banal realities into enchanting little worlds that might appear simpler or more trivial but can just as easily deepen and enhance our view of daily life. This exhibition will demonstrate how miniatures awaken some of our most outlandish fantasies, imbuing both our imagined and real surroundings with a sense of wonder and excitement.

Emily Blair Quinn, "Conversation III", 2025.

Resin, porcelain figurine, glass, wood, LED lights.

Upcoming Exhibitions

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