Karen Azarnia

Regin Igloria

Two Solo Exhibitions - Cultivator at Bray Grove Farm

Memorial Day, Monday, May 25th, 2-5pm

Cultivator is pleased to present Karen Azarnia's exhibition Take It Slow and Regin Igloria's exhibition Mid-day Meditations for May during Bray Grove Farm's 2026 Spring Farm Day. Influenced by the environment, each artist uses plant life and elements of nature in their art. 

Karen Azarnia is primarily a painter, known for her lush depictions of abstracted flora and luminous figurative oils. Azarnia's paintings for Cultivator are inspired by native plants found on the farm. They will be installed in several sites, inviting viewers to observe and reflect as the surroundings, sunlight, and wind interplay with the art. 

Regin Igloria extends his bookmaking art along with his experience as a long-distance runner to site-specific installations incorporating collaged drawings, digital prints, and constructions of abstract landscapes to capture moments in time. A portion of his Spider Plant Farm and Hospital will be on display as takeaways - an homage to his mom and a reflection of his community-oriented spirit. We look forward to sharing Karen Azarnia and Regin Igloria's inspired, outdoor art installations with you at Bray Grove Farm.

Please rsvp to join us on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25th from 2-5pm for art, conversation, light refreshments, and an afternoon on the farm. You can drop in anytime between 2-5pm. We are tentatively scheduling a tour of the farm with Brian and Joanne at 3pm. Bray Grove Farm is located 70 miles southwest of Chicago in Grundy County. To confirm your attendance and receive directions and parking information, kindly email.

Children are welcome, however pets are not allowed as the well-being of our farm animals is of concern. Bray Grove Farm is a no-smoking site.

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