Ian Shults / Petting Zoo / Virtual Tour
This show of Shults' is his most highly skilled and thought-provoking to date. The work depicts tension as well as acceptance between conservative and unconventional lifestyles, focusing on gender and relationships. The paintings' titles become quickly informative and a hint to the greater narrative... read full post »
posted on 3/10/2017
Jen Garrido: Virtual Tour
Jen Garrido's work fills the gallery with a light, playful and yet soothing energy. The negative space in her work feels fresh, her gesture loose but practiced. Spry is a word that comes to mind. Garrido obviously has years of experience under each brushstroke but each touch of watercolor, ink or go... read full post »
posted on 2/6/2017
Studio Visit with Holly Wilson
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posted on 1/27/2017
Mallory Page: Unexplained Celebration - Virtual Tour
This show slows you down as soon as you walk in the door. It allows you to breath deeply and clear your mind. The scale of Mallory's paintings greets you with a strong silent presence and her endless acrylic washes on their surfaces pull you in.... read full post »
posted on 1/13/2017
Elizabeth Chapin: Careful/Uncareful Virtual Tour
We had a packed house for a packed show Saturday night. Elizabeth's larger than life paintings heavily anchor each wall with a combination of grace, innocence, wisdom, humor and love. In combination with penetrating gazes, her use of color and pattern envelop the viewer again and again. They have a ... read full post »
posted on 12/6/2016
Elizabeth Chapin's Artist Talk
Elizabeth Chapin gave a heartfelt artist talk on Thursday, December 1st. We are happy to have it captured on video here, as it is a pleasure to see and hear the artist speak about her practice in such a coherent, intelligent and honest manner.... view video »
posted on 12/3/2016
Sara and Shane Scribner: The Nature of Memories | Virtual Tour
It's always fun to have Sara and Shane Scribner in the gallery. Married and working side by side, their technique and focus on the female figure is closely tied. However, their choice in how to approach the female figure is very different. Sara uses the female figure in a magic realism setting, evok... read full post »
posted on 11/8/2016
