Priscilla Robinson: Water and Fire Virtual Tour
Priscilla has created a calming, ethereal show. Her handmade paper pieces contain added elements- thread, glass, metal leaf- that one discovers quietly. These touches show Priscilla's fascination with material and process. The scale of the works in this show is equally impressive, as each piece of t... read full post »
posted on 12/6/2018
Nola Parker Virtual Tour
Nola Parker's work subtly hints at the struggle between city and nature. Will one overgrow the other? Her bright urban landscapes explore this serious intersection with positivity and playfulness.... read full post »
posted on 11/6/2018
Mia Carameros & Holly Wilson Group Show Virtual Tour
The work of Mia Carameros and Holly Wilson is at once delicate and strong. Small, seemingly fragile figures persist against the elements of their worlds. Both bodies of work pay homage to heritage and the story-telling of this strength. Wilson's sculptures recall myths and folk stories, Carameros' t... read full post »
posted on 10/9/2018
Carol Dawson Virtual Tour
Dawson's 4th solo show at the gallery and the 2nd with her larger than life birds, this exhibit displays Dawson's ever impressive mastering of her medium- watercolor. Through her impeccable talent, each bird stands in front of the viewer, a personality of its own, demanding to be recognized and rega... read full post »
posted on 9/11/2018
Joyce Howell Virtual Tour
This show from Joyce Howell is full of color and movement. The work has a stronger focus on mark-making than in the past as well as includes oil on paper. Howell's paintings have a depth only truly appreciated in person.... read full post »
posted on 8/7/2018
Diana Greenberg Virtual Tour
Another stellar show from Diana Greenberg: bright colors reminiscent of Texas summer sunsets against gray to white ombre backgrounds with high energy mark-making. A close look reveals Cy Twombly and Joan Mitchell inspired strokes. ... read full post »
posted on 7/11/2018
Jen Garrido Solo Show - Virtual Tour
Garrido's color field series feels weighted on the walls while her botanical series seem to dance from one piece to the other. It is interesting to see both ways of working within the same show, one feels studied and deliberate while the other instinctual and free. Each series is striking at a dista... read full post »
posted on 6/11/2018
