In his solo exhibition, Raul Gonzalez presents both new and recent work reflecting on his daily role as a stay-at-home-parent. The artist spends much of his time teaching and playing with his two daughters at home and in the studio. This show captures those private moments through a combination of painting, drawing, and mixed-media work.

This work draws attention to how we balance our roles, responsibilities, and multifaceted personalities. Concurrently the works highlight the social and economic dichotomy between home-work (“women’s work”) and manual labor.  Raul’s previous artwork has included construction, immigrant labor, abstraction, and dance-based performance.

Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until October 3.