Your Catalyst Art Gallery

Current Exhibition:

Pieces of Us

This unique exhibition explores the shifting architecture of identity through the work of artists whose practices navigate the intersections of heritage, environment, subculture, and collective memory. The exhibition maps the terrain between individuality and interconnectedness, inviting reflection on how our surroundings and experiences shape an evolving sense of self, particularly as we move beyond inherited systems and patterns that limit collective human potential. These works span geometric abstraction, documentary practices, landscape meditations, personal mythologies, the transmutation of pain into restorative expression, and cultural memory. Together they form a shared inquiry into how identity is shaped not only by the spaces we inhabit but by the systems, histories, and communities that accept and reject us.

In a community where access to contemporary art is  nearly nonexistent, Pieces of Us positions Your Catalyst Art Gallery as a vital cultural bridge for Pahrump residents. As the rural town’s only art gallery, this exhibition creates a rare and necessary opportunity for local students to encounter professional, contemporary fine art firsthand. Developed in collaboration with local Las Vegas non for profit ACCNV, Clark and Nye county educators, the exhibition will serve as an entry point for young people to engage with ideas, materials, and artistic practices they have few if any chances to experience. By bringing together industry professionals, including nationally and internationally recognized artists, the exhibition transforms the gallery into a site of possibility, reflection, and expanded imagination for a community historically underserved by the arts.

Pieces of Us invites viewers to confront illusions that diminish collective awareness and to challenge systems rooted in division and capitalistic-driven extremism. Through diverse artistic perspectives, the exhibition dissolves binaries between self and other, community and individual, and nature and technology. The works reflect on ancestral memory, modern fragmentation, and future possibility, calling for renewed planetary kinship and mindful coexistence while also presenting imagined and literal landscapes, urban and natural environments, and symbolic visions of coexistence. These works trace the movement between nostalgia and innovation, encouraging a reimagining of how humanity might restore harmony between ancient wisdom and contemporary life.