"Examining what it means to “hold place,” the artists position work from and/or about the liminal present. Their work spans disparate media, including sculpture, painting, performance, installation, and video. The cohabitation and conversation of these new works within the SOIL space means each artist is featured as both an individual and part of a collective -- able to explore their own notions of time (horizontal, vertical, stretched, suspended, shrunken, folded, terminal) as well as communal figurations during this present moment." (Promo Copy)