“I’m not so much attracted to a specific time period, I’m just moved by things feeling human and organic and there is less of that today,” Kuhn said. “I think my experiences in small towns aren’t easy to pin down or point to. It’s that they offer a relief from a kind of underlying discomfort that I feel other places. Being in a place that feels more human scale, where there is less of a barrier between you and these things that are sometimes hard to notice and harder to influence, yet still dictate our lives. It highlights the how unfulfilling and abstracted our lives are becoming.”

Max Kuhn’s ROVING COWBOY giant diorama currently graces the center window of the gallery….make plans to come see it.