way·ward
adj. 1. Given to or marked by willful, often perverse deviation from what is desired, expected, or required in order to gratify one's own impulses or inclinations

New works by Zach Briggs, aocal artist whose influences include graffiti, low brow art, comic books and zines. Mixed media pieces of spray paint, acrylic, and ink are generally charachter based with themes of antiauthoritarian politics, celebrations of anonymous militancy, and general waywardness.

Musical Guests

The Frumms is the brainchild of Leicester-based singer/ songwriter Sarah Purcell, playing her brand of lo-fi basement country. Melancholic and hopeful at the same time, acoustic music played on guitar and ukelele.

Eljebel is the lyrically surrendering folk music of Ellerie Ballard, interspersed with spoken word. Bright light, primal innocence, roaring.