CURRENT EXHIBITIONS at TEMPUS
ALL I EVER WANT IS JUST TO FALL INTO YOUR HUMAN HANDS
a juried group exhibition of works inspired by or engaging artificial intelligence
Jan 15 - Mar 19, 2026
Artist Reception, Friday, Jan 16
Tempus Projects is pleased to present All I Ever Want Is Just to Fall Into Your Human Hands, a juried group exhibition that critically engages artificial intelligence and the human condition, reflecting on a cultural moment in which AI is both omnipresent and deeply contested.
The exhibition will run from January 15 to March 19, 2026, with a public artist reception on Friday, January 16 at Tempus Projects in the historic Kress Building, 1624 E. 7th Ave, Ybor City.
This is not exclusively an exhibition of AI-generated artwork, instead presenting works in multiple media that are about, inspired by, or made with artificial intelligence. Whether speculative, humorous, or critical, this art questions AI’s influence, addresses its aesthetics, wrestles with ethics, and examines the impacts of machine intelligence on our inner lives and shared realities.
Artists are uniquely positioned to decode, challenge, and reimagine these systems shaping our collective future. Participating artists Ariel Baron-Robbins Lapciuc, Carolyn Lambert, John O’Donnell, Christopher Meerdo, Diana Sosnowska, Hannah Newman, and Spencer Vomacka were selected by a panel of jurors to contribute to this growing dialogue at a pivotal moment in art and technology. Juried by Adda Farcus (USF), Christopher Jones (Ringling Museum), and Joanna Robotham (Tampa Museum of Art).
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
FROM ALL SIDES OF THE PAGE AT ONCE
a group exhibition of traditional (and not so traditional) printmaking
Jan 15 - Mar 19, 2026
Artist Reception, Friday, Jan 16
Tempus Projects is pleased to present From All Sides of the Page at Once, a group exhibition on view from January 15 through March 19, 2026, in the Tempus Projects Flash Gallery.
This exhibition brings together artists whose practices engage both traditional and experimental approaches to printmaking, featuring a wide range of techniques, including monotypes, cyanotypes, woodcuts, etchings, and other mixed-method printed works. Together, these works center printing as a practice of physical labor, repetition, reversal, and layered meaning—where process is as present as image.
A happy hour for Tempus Members and Sponsors will take place on Friday, January 16 from 6–7 p.m., followed by a public artist reception from 7–9 p.m.
Participating artists include Neil Bender, Will Douglas, William Downs, Carissa Heinrichs, Mary-Helen Horne, Ezra Johnson, Damien LaRue, Lynn Manos, Patrick Michael Carew, Tom Rosenow, Noelle Mason, Lisa McCarthy, Jenn Ryann Miller, Dominique Labauvie, Gary Schmitt, Ryann Slauson, Willow Wells, Matthew Drennan Wicks, and Theo Wujcik.