Future-perfect-in-past tense is an absolute-relative tense that involves three points in time. The tense refers to a time that is in the future, relative to another point in the past, but is in the past relative to a point in its future. This exhibition brings together 9 local and national artists from our past and our future. Here is a chance to view a diverse set of interpretations on how history affects who we are, and who we will become. This show will feature Amy Kligman’s paintings that celebrate the disruption of everyday life, Regina Allen who explores the rich historical backdrop of antique textile designs, Cheryl Finfrock’s search for a visual language of universal archetypes, and so much more.