“THE FLOWER SHOW”: This work by local artist Catherine J. Martzloff is featured in “Held Together,” her solo exhibition on view at the Nassau Club through June 5. An opening reception is on Sunday, February 16 from 3 to 5 p.m.

“Held Together” featuring works by local artist Catherine J. Martzloff, is on view at the Nassau Club, 6 Mercer Street, through June 5. The exhibition explores themes of resilience, renewal, and the beauty found in piecing life’s fragments back together.

“Held Together” features still lifes and reassembled compositions, blending vibrant hues with familiar objects — pitchers, bowls, and vessels — transformed through layered brushstrokes and unexpected color pairings. These paintings honor the quiet strength required to mend life’s pieces and celebrate the potential for fresh beginnings.

“Each work in this collection reflects the gentle strength we find in moments of healing and growth,” said Martzloff. “I hope these pieces inspire a sense of connection, possibility, and the beauty of reimagining our own stories.”

Martzloff lives in Cranbury. As an artist, she is known for her evocative use of color. With a focus on still life and reimagined forms, her work celebrates the vibrancy and resilience of everyday life.
An opening reception is on Sunday, February 16 from 3 to 5 p.m. Those who wish to view the show at another time are asked to contact the Nassau Club at (609) 924-0850 to ensure that the exhibit space is not in use and is available for viewing.

For more information, visit catherinejmartzloff.com.