Drawing from the vernacular of architectural blueprints, Georgette Verre deconstructs geometric forms into linear abstractions that recall the fractured rhythms of Cubism. Her use of varied charcoal weights introduces visual dimension and tonal nuance, while revealing tension between the discipline of drafting and the artist's intuitive practice – a juxtaposition that feels both grounded and quietly dynamic.

General Public's Works on Paper collection features art created on paper using a variety of media. Drawing on the history of ink wash painting – a lineage that dates to the 7th century Tang dynasty – these meticulous prints showcase a textural meeting of paper and wet media. Each expressive brushstroke is reproduced in precise fidelity to the original, each print made with the finest archival materials.