“She had gone to a potluck there hosted by the artists and thought they might have a studio,” Hadley Hooper remembers. CLOSEIn 2004, Hadley Hooper became a partner in Ironton. A place, too, with a ridiculous acronym,” Hadley Hooper says. Ironton closed in 2017 and Hadley Hooper moved her studio out of the area; Weil sold his place a few years ago and moved up to Pine. Through it all, the curators “tried not to make it full of nostalgia,” says Hadley Hooper, who didn’t include any work of her own.