Cedars Studios presents an exhibit featuring artists Reed Feshbach and P.J. Randolph, who each bring a deeply personal approach to text-and still life based expression. Reed’s fascination with numbers and letterforms began in early childhood, while P.J.’s love of language was sparked by bedtime stories and the letters he wrote to a childhood sweetheart. Now, as young adults, both artists continue to explore the written word through their own distinct styles—whether painted by hand or shaped with digital tools. Together, their works transform language into vibrant, thought-provoking forms of communication that reflect their unique journeys. This exhibit is open in the lobby and Council chambers now through October 31. Free to attend, Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
(Image: Heritage & Arts Commissioners Nora Noguez, Azita de Mujica, Victoria Fong, Trish Ferrin, Arjun Gupta, and Liz Feibusch gather with artist Reed Feshbach at the opening reception at Town Hall last week)