In this show, the artists of Fountain House Gallery address the organic entity that is a city, whether real or imagined. Elements of the urban environment, ranging from striking skylines, refreshing green spaces, and on-the-go city dwellers to teeming construction sites and other challenges of life in a densely populated locale are depicted in works in a variety of mediums.

New “planned cities” have been springing up all over the world during the last 25 years. Old and existing cities constantly have to adapt to population growth or decline, climate change, pollution, transportation issues, a lack of or even at times an abundance of resources. The pandemic brought about changes in the way people live and interact in cities. The exhibition “Cityvision” showcases works that tell a story about what a city is, should be, or can be, whether the city is real, imagined, a dream city, or anywhere in between. The artworks present aspects of cities from its buildings to its people, to its garbage, its animals, its green spaces or lack thereof.
– Joanna Delson, Curator

Participating artists: Michal Behar, Judith Berman, Elizabeth Borisov, George Peñón Cassallo, Nancy Caton, Jenny Chan, DubbleX, Mario Fontenla, Guiomar Giraldo-Baron, Terrenceo Hammonds, Zeus Hope, Issa Ibrahim, Roger Jones, Anna Macon, Marina Marchand, Blair C. Marshall, Anthony Newton, Tanya Nickolan, Gary Peabody, Lewis Pujol, Mathew Reith, Angela Rogers, Alex Rowan-Hazlerigg, Tara Sue Salusso, Alisha Sanchez, Barry Senft, Jasmine Soto, Susan Spangenberg, Alyson Vega, and Boo Lynn Walsh.