‘All That is Close’ launches Red Brick’s summer season

Some things only reveal themselves up close. Red Brick Center for the Arts will open its first 2026 summer exhibition, “All That is Close,” with a public reception from 5 to 7 p.m., June 18. 

“This exhibition is a way to slow down and notice how much is happening in the details,” Executive Director Sarah Roy said in a press release. “It’s a chance to reconnect with art, creativity, and each other.”

The show invites viewers to reflect on how vastness and intimacy can coexist — in both the natural world and human experience – with the exhibition centered on interconnectedness, from the intimate to the expansive.

The show brings together four Colorado artists — Pattie Lee Becker, Agustina Flores Maini, Joanne Seongweon Lee, and Erin Rigney — who explore connection, perception, and scale across multiple art forms.

Each artist offers a different lens. Lee, a Snowmass-Village-based artist, creates hand-built ceramic vessels inspired by traditional Korean moon jars and family history. Basalt-based Flores Maini pairs music with visual work to capture the energy of lived experience and connection. Carbondale-based Rigney works in encaustics, tracing the permanence and unseen rhythms of the natural world. Denver-based Becker uses color and pattern to explore emotion and perception.

Visitors are welcome to visit the galleries and working artist studios through Aug. 1.

For more information, visit: RedBrickAspen.com.