Pictured are Zoey Turman-Siskind, Benjamin and Julia Loeffler Siu making art in the K Gallery at Rhythmix Cultural Works as part of the Drawn, Quartered, Repurposed exhibit, running now through October 29th. The next Make-It Session with Ginny Parsons will be held at Rhythmix on September 24 from 1 to 3 p.m. All ages welcome! For more info, visit: www.rhythmix.org.

The Drawn, Quartered, Repurposed exhibit presents the work of two long-time Bay Area artists, Tom White and Ginny Parsons. “Thinking with their hands”, White and Parsons create assemblages and collage utilizing old and discarded objects, previous artworks and elements of nature, exploring the intersection of turbulence and tranquility in their work.

For over seven decades, Tom White has experimented with a wide range of methods, including performance, painting, and sculpture. In this show, White tears or cuts pieces of his previous works into quarters or other shapes, then reassembles them to create new abstractions. White’s technique of papier collé sec or dry collage, incorporates fixed pieces collaged to a support and others left to tumble into new configurations.