Link & Pin presents

Summer Exposure 2026 - Session 2

Sarah Risko | Nymera | Virginia Headley Maserang

June 12 - June 21

Opening Reception: Friday, June 13, 5-7

Artist Talk: Sunday, June 21, 2pm

Summer gallery hours: Friday - Sunday, 1-5

Summer Exposure is a series of two-week group exhibitions showcasing local artists working in a variety of media.  

Sarah Risko's artwork explores the essence of womanhood and the connection women have with Earth. By reflecting on her personal history with bodies of water, Risko examines how her own femininity, cultural identity, and nostalgia mirror themselves through the movement and depth of aquatic cycles. 

Virginia Headley Maserang is a Georgetown-based painter who creates layered surfaces rich with luminous color, texture, and emotive marks. Through her primary medium of encaustic—a combination of beeswax, damar tree resin, and pigment—Maserang’s work presents a complex and compelling dialogue between abstraction, materiality, and symbolism.   

Nymera is a native Austinite artist with an oeuvre consisting of oil and watercolor paintings depicting cultural subjects and landscapes in representational and symbolist styles. Their recent work focuses on the art of artifacts while also capturing the earth and cultural subjects to tell ancient stories.  

 Images (left to right): Sarah Risko, you have moss under your fingernails; Nymera, Zenith; Virginia Headley Maserang, Fools Leap