Plenty

A Two-Woman Show Featuring Kendra Dandy & Erika Stearly Inspired by Guru's “Plenty”

She wants plenty—and she gets it. This exhibition is for the woman who makes space, takes space, and fills it with everything she is. It’s a celebration of visual excess, emotional honesty, personal power, and unapologetic self-expression.

Through bold color, layered texture, and a whole lot of attitude, Plenty explores what it means to live fully—and on your own terms.

Philadelphia-based artist Kendra Dandy brings her playful, punchy world of mood-driven illustrations to the show. Her signature cheetahs—equal parts fierce and unbothered—act as stand-ins for her inner life, while characters like sultry cocktails and chic foods serve up humor and edge. Kendra’s work is about feeling deeply, resting hard, and embracing the beauty of individuality. Her mix of painting, printmaking, and digital experimentation brings cheekiness, charm, and clarity to every piece—reminding us that being “too much” is a compliment.

Erika Stearly offers a contrasting yet complementary perspective: lush, lived-in domestic scenes that feel both specific and universal. Her water-acrylic paintings of interiors—based on everything from Craigslist sublets to real estate listings—invite us into private worlds saturated with color, personality, and story. Loosely rendered and lovingly detailed, her rooms reveal the quiet drama of daily life. They ask: What does it look like to make space for yourself? What does it feel like to own it?

Together, these two artists build a world where emotion is vivid, style is loud, and the idea of “plenty” isn’t about mate