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Saturday, April 4 — DISAPPEAR HERE

Closing of Richard Vergez’s ‘Fragments of Disappearance’ and of our Little River space.

Join us from 5–9pm to raise a glass and say goodbye with sounds by Martin Zero.

|Last chance to visit us in this space|

“There’s a bit of magic in everything….. and then some loss to even things out.” — Lou Reed

Fragment 2 & Fragment 3, 2026

These works fold back into Richard Vergez’s practice, where nothing is truly left behind. Composed from discarded images once set aside in earlier collages, they carry a curatorial logic of return, fragments given a second life, not as remnants but as anchors. The compositions feel deliberate yet provisional, as if still shifting beneath the surface.

The structures themselves hold their own past. The wood, repurposed from a previous exhibition’s diorama, becomes both support and subject. Encased in resin, each element is fixed in place, suspended, preserved, sealed in time.

What emerges is a quiet convergence of cycles. Image, material, and memory move through phases of use, discard, and recovery. Here, they settle into a new form that holds all of those moments at once.

Richard Vergez’s solo exhibition Fragments of Disappearance is on view through April 4.

hours:
sunday–monday: by appointment
tuesday: 11 AM–6 PM
wednesday: 11 AM–6 PM
thursday: 11 AM–6 PM
friday: 11 AM–6 PM
saturday: 12 PM–5 PM

install 📸 Brooke D’Avanzo

Disappear Here, 2026

A portal to a temporary universe of restful meditation and solitary sanctuary. Once inside, you are encouraged to have a seat and observe yourself in the mirror to a backdrop of special music and dim lighting. The sound you hear is a distorted interpretation of the gallery toilet flushing. Disappear Here.

Be sure to experience Richard Vergez’s solo exhibition Fragments of Disappearance, on view through April 4.

hours:
sunday-monday: by appointment
tuesday: 11 AM–6 PM
wednesday: 11 AM–6 PM
thursday: 11 AM–6 PM
friday: 11 AM–6 PM
saturday: 12 AM–5 PM

install 📸 Brooke D’Avanzo