Opening reception is September 5th from 6-8P at the Mesa Community College Art Gallery. There will be live music and refreshments. This exhibition is free, all ages and open to the public. There is no RSVP or ticketing required to attend.

"I Used to Wonder What It Feels Like..." is a captivating retrospective showcasing the artistic journey of artist Antoinette Cauley, tracing her evolution from a young girl with a pack of crayons and a dream to an internationally acclaimed painter. This exhibition spans from her earliest works at a child to her current day masterpieces revealing the profound development of her creative vision and technique.

This exhibition is more than a visual narrative; it is a testament to the transformative power of dreams and perseverance. Each piece in this collection serves as a milestone in her life, capturing the raw emotion and ambition that fueled her rise against the odds. Her vibrant paintings, rich with color and texture, reflect a profound personal and artistic growth, illustrating the remarkable path from youthful wonder to accomplished artistry.

This exhibition aims to inspire and uplift, especially within her community. By sharing her story through her art, Cauley encourages others to recognize their own potential and embrace their dreams with unwavering belief. "I Used to Wonder What It Feels Like..." is not just a celebration of an individual's success but a call to action for everyone to pursue their passions and believe in the transformative power of persistence and creativity.