As the title suggests, it's a sly and subtle show that demands careful examination and involves intuition and initiative. -Matthew Kangas

Haven's cut out drawings confound space with a warped, breathing cellular grid. In them, the two-dimensional surface of the picture plane becomes three dimensional, and the viewer becomes aware of the reverse side of the work.

The Lucky Ones is a continuation of ongoing concerns about perception, multiple views and collapsing space that my work has focused on over the past ten years. This series of drawings has the additional layer of critiquing the art practice itself...

Installation for group show in London, England: Infrastructure, an exhibition that explores the visible and invisible systems we live within.

Given the entire space at the new Howard House location, Haven fills it admirably with a confidence and imagination that startles the viewer. Over and over, she re-thinks our deepest notions of what a landscape should look like. - Matthew Kangas