Ian Shults: Party/Animals June 2013
Life imitated fine art at the opening last Saturday. Lots of good friends, drinks and laughter. Ian's paintings set the tone for a playful mood. His technique brings out the movement in his paintings as well as the movement of the crowd. Fun, lighthearted and presented with a bit of humor, Ian's wor... read full post »
posted on 6/5/2013
Carol Dawson: The Great Piece of Turf May 2013
These are watercolor??? Yep. Intricate, immaculate, impressive watercolors. Carol Dawson has created dense worlds of plant, leaf, soil, tree and flower. These pieces draw you in and then seem to envelope your presence. She captures the life, decay and beauty of our natural world. The skill with whic... read full post »
posted on 5/8/2013
Fatima Ronquillo: Private Revolution April 2013
Fatima's shows always delight with their whimsy, technical skill and slightly naughty symbolism. She enjoys watching the crowd try to decipher the narrative amongst the works. When pushed for clues, she stays vague- wanting the viewer to come up with their own possible story-lines. Very interesting ... read full post »
posted on 4/13/2013
Tracey Harris: Book of Etiquette, March 2013 Solo Show
These paintings just grab you. They are candy for your eyes and your mind. Tracey's incredible talent mixed with her humor and social commentary are a combination not to be missed. We had a blast at the opening, sold half the show already and thoroughly enjoyed Tracey's company. We are honored to ha... read full post »
posted on 3/7/2013
Malcolm Bucknall: Through the Looking Glass / February 2013
Oh, Malcolm Bucknall, how you charm us. With your bizarre, slightly twisted, magical imagination. You really do take us to another world with this show. Someone needs to do a book on you. Your jaunty, trans-continental education. The roots you laid in Texas. Your six-decade career. Maybe your creati... read full post »
posted on 2/7/2013
Jan Heaton Solo Show January 2013
What a way to start the new year! The gallery looks great filled with Jan's elegant work. There is just something about works on paper that is luxurious. Jan's subtle layering, composition and color choice envelop the room with a movement not unlike classical music. The opening was jammed packed but... read full post »
posted on 1/9/2013
Angie Renfro December 2012
Oh, the way Angie paints. Whatever the subject matter, the result is always graceful and alluring. She has the ability to capture beauty and strength in solitary ships and isolated factories. Her "floral" pieces take on the same characteristics, no longer ornamentation but root and stem strong in th... read full post »
posted on 12/12/2012
