In her exhibit, MK-Ultra Free , Charleston based artist Adrienne Mixon presents a visual diary of spiritual recovery and resistance to mind control. This collection of analog collage work invites contemplation of the natural world, unseen forces and material illusions. The work emerges from recovery of intuition with a focus on transformation, destruction and rebirth. By sharing her personal unconscious through repurposed and recontextualized materials, she intends to guide the viewer through their own layers of psyche and potential for internal revolution. Tennyson Kovach Corley brings her ceramic creations to life with a nod to Marie Antoinette and a wink toward the absurd theater of modern America in her solo exhibition, Let Them Eat Art! This show serves up a feast where humor, opulence, and critique share the same plate. The featured Girl Dinner series transforms comfort food, guilty pleasures, and curious table scraps into ceramic still life. Lavish in detail, decadent in spirit, yet grounded in the grit of daily life. Vintage dinnerware becomes the stage for these edible vignettes, each one blurring the line between indulgence and excess, nostalgia and satire. Like a banquet that is equal parts celebration and commentary, these works invite the viewer to laugh, to reminisce, and to consider who gets a seat at the table—and who is left outside, hungry. The artists will host a free public reception at the gallery from 5-7pm on Friday, December 5.