Backup Past Exhibits

Gallery wall with five paintings. The prominent one depicts a ballet dancer with a bird in a maritime setting. The second features a stylized face with orange hair and airplanes on a background of newspaper clippings. Smaller paintings include an abstract piece with orange and blue tones, a sailboat on water, and an abstract scene with trees or branches.

FEBRUARY 2026

“The Soundtrack: The Art of Sound”: Where Music, Movement, and Visual Art Collide

This immersive exhibition explored the powerful connection between sound and visual art. Inspired by music, rhythm, vibration, and audio culture, The Soundtrack invites artists to interpret what sound looks like, feels like, and moves like. From bold graphic beats to soft, echoing tones, this show celebrates how sound shapes emotion, memory, and creativity.

Collection of abstract and landscape paintings displayed on gallery wall.

JANUARY 2026

“Re-imagining the Landscape”:
Where the Horizon Takes a New Turn

This exhibition was meant to turn the idea of “landscape” on its head. From abstract interpretations and unexpected perspectives to bold mixed media and experimental techniques, “Reimagining the Landscape” invited artists to push beyond the classic horizon line. Whether the shift came through color, texture, viewpoint, or material, this show celebrated fresh ways of seeing the world around us.

An art gallery with various paintings displayed on white walls and on white mobile partitions. The gallery has wooden flooring, modern ceiling lights, and a white ceiling with visible pipes. There is natural light coming from a window at the far end, with chairs and a table visible in an adjacent room.

October - November 2025

The Preview: A Taste of Things to Come

To celebrate the grand opening of The Marshall Muse Gallery, we kicked things off with The Preview: A Taste of Things to Come, a special showcase running from mid-October through November 2025. This inaugural exhibit offered a curated sampling of standout works from many of the talented artists who will be featured throughout the coming year. Each piece represented some of the artists’ most meaningful or celebrated work, art they were proud to share as a first impression. Visitors explored a vibrant mix of styles, mediums, and perspectives, and got a glimpse of the exceptional creative energy that will define the gallery’s future. It wasn’t just an exhibit: it was an invitation to discover what’s ahead.