It seems that I encounter artistic magic every time I visit Carrie Haddad Gallery. Featuring mixed-media drawings by 10 artists, The Drawing Show is eclectic and curious. David Soman’s “Cordwood II” (all works 2025) is an exquisite hyperrealist charcoal drawing of rounded wood resting in a pile, while Louise Laplante’s “Garden Making and Keeping” is a graceful vision of silhouetted floral stalks and happy hummingbirds on vintage book pages. “Magritte on Buffalo Island” by Glenn Palmer-Smith is a lively scene of the surrealist painter René Magritte standing on the back of the submerged titular animal, as swimmers dive and float about. Kathryn Freeman’s “The Ruby Slipper” is yet another dreamy moment in this dreamy show: A bird arrives through a window to deliver a red slipper to a resting woman, her loyal canine nearby.