The Dzanc House Gallery
Current Exhibition
"Reconnect” by Mahsa Khazeni
Gallery Hours: Saturday, November 15th 4-6pm and Saturday November 22nd 4-6pm
Illustration Workshop: Friday November 14th, 5-7pm
Closing Reception: Friday November 28th, 5-8 pm
The Space
Curated Events and Programming
Happenings
Calls for Artwork
Visit our Instagram page @dzanc_house for information on upcoming exhibitions and calls for artwork.
Ypsi on Film: Online Exhibition
Case Silva (@case_s), "House of Smeet," Frog Island Park, Kodak Gold 200, Konica Autoreflex T, 2025.
Bob Fike (@take_a_page_from_bob), "Track's Side," Depot Town, Kodak Tri-X, Hasselblad 500, 2025.
Bob Fike (@take_a_page_from_bob), "Bleachers," Recreation Park, Kodak Tri-X, Hasselblad 500, 2025.
Past Exhibitions
What is Love? Exhibition
February 7–February 28, 2025
About: A celebration of the power of storytelling through poetry, essays, and the visual arts.
Featured Artists: Amanda May Moore, Aysha Jamali, Brianna Broderick, Cam Finch, Iman Hathaway, Kelly Bradish, Laura Johnson, Levi Hubbel, Mackenzie Stolzenburg, Mandy Ostby, Martha Sprout, Mason Ostby, Max Hrigora, Mechelle Tansil, Megan Foldenauer, Michelle Webster, Mila Elshobary, Nathan Byrne, Riyin Tocco, Sarah Farr, Scott Stevenson, Sheetal Patel, and Steve Leggett
Ypsi, What’s Your Story? Exhibition
January 10–January 31, 2025
About: A celebration of the power of storytelling through poetry, essays, and the visual arts.
Featured Artists: Amanda May Moore, Ariel Mallett, Emily Marinaro, Emily Mills, Emma Rae Humphrey, Erika Ventura, Gamila Elshobary, JD Green, Jerri Lynn, Jo Tek, Kelz, Lauren Massenrant, Mady Cantrell, Mahsa Khazeni, Mason Ostby, Nathan Emmet, Sandee Rodriguez, Sierra Powdhar, Sonya Luna, Steve Leggett
Andrea Lozano’s Solo Exhibition
December 15, 2024–January 5, 2025
About: Lozano is known for her traveling practice of urban sketching. Much of her work includes scenes of Ann Arbor and Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Janet Nelson’s “Bellies of Beasts” Solo Exhibition
October 5, 2024–November 30, 2024
Artist’s Statement: Daydreams can lead to new realities. New realities can lead to unknown possibilities, paths, moons, goons and creatures.
There’s nothing to hide from in a day dream. Light pours in from all angles and you get out of your own way. Guided by your longing stomach, you eat the dream like a snack.