We humans are a malleable lot, defined as “having a capacity for adaptive change” and “capable of being altered or controlled by outside forces or influences” (Merriam-Webster dictionary). This is a great theme for an exhibition, illustrating that change can be a bitch, blessing or both. The six artists in garner narrative’s “Malleable” exhibition are Angela Bolen, Angie Howard, Michael Kopp, Chelsea Markuson, David Spencer-Pierce and Christina Stettenbenz. Each creates art that’s personal, of course, yet Bolen’s artist statement serves to remind us that change is also universal. “Everyone’s life has a rising and falling action with psychological motivations behind every decision,” she explains. “A beginning, middle and end filled with peaks and troughs of emotional, social and physical developments.”