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exhibits
June
Openings:
Saturday, June 1
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Opening reception, 11-3pm
Signs of Summer with gallery artists
Saturday, June 8
Gallery 1261 LLC
Opening reception, 6-9 pm
David Grossman’s Solo Exhibition: Inward. “These
paintings are my introspections, my inward journey to
understand something about the motivations that drive me
as an artist. I wanted to go deeper into my subject
matter, my materials, and my inspirations behind each
painting. This led me to focus some of these pieces
around specific subjects that have become important and
symbolic to me. It gave me the means to experiment with
technique in new ways, pushing the boundaries of how I
use the pigments, mediums and surfaces that comprise my
work. This process of introspection also led me into
explorations of mood through texture and color, walking
where the blurry lines of reality finally dissolve into
abstraction.”
Through July 6
Abend Gallery
Opening reception, 6-8pm
The 5x5 Project. The 5x5 Project started as a
celebration of the Mini Show's 25th Anniversary, wherein
we invited our gallery artists to each paint works on
unframed cradleboard panels. Because of its great
success and popularity, the 5x5 Project has become an
ongoing, year-round fixture of the gallery. These works
are available now and can be purchased directly from our
website. Don't miss the latest installment of this
long-running program.
View the exhibit online
Through July 6
K Contemporary
Opening reception, 6-9 pm
Jonathan Saiz Solo Exhibition: Colorado Coastal.
Land-locked Colorado is not an island... yet. Denver
born artist Jonathan Saiz explores a vast and beautiful
landscape where all of Colorado’s landmarks have been
lost to the rising tides of a post climate-change world.
The seascape has been a beloved subject matter for
painters for centuries; Saiz continues this tradition
with hundreds of large and small scale oil paintings
with a different, more ominous intent. “The writing is
on the wall” he says.
Through July 6
Friday June 14
William Havu Gallery
Opening reception, 6-9pm
Women in Abstraction with artists Monroe Hodder, Amy
Meter, Lolo Montejo, Margaret Petitee Olsen, Laura Wait,
and Sheryl Zacharia.
Through July 27
Friday, June 28
David B. Smith Gallery
Opening Reception, 6 - 8 pm
Lion in the Kitchen, a solo exhibition by
Portland, Maine-based artist Leon Benn> Also exhibiting:
Su Su Extrusion Paintings. In his second solo
exhibition with the gallery, Benn reflects on the
textures and potential narratives of domestic space.
After spending a season indoors with mind adrift on the
frozen winds of the East Coast winter, Benn found refuge
in the pages of the Sunday comics. In what he calls a
form of “poetic freestyle,” commonplace conditions of
modern living such as artificial light, parking lots,
and plastic-wrapped groceries set the stage for
imagination.
This is Su Su introductory exhibition with the
gallery, Pittsburgh-based artist Su Su continues her
dialog with visual culture through the lens of her
Chinese-American heritage. Borrowing pop culture imagery
culled from global corporations such as Disney and Del
Monte or iconic Western art imagery via Vincent Van
Gogh, Su Su fluidly deconstructs and blends loaded
aesthetics, altering corresponding cultural meaning.
Through July 27
July
Openings:
Saturday July 6
Tansey
Contemporary
Opening reception, artist talk and demonstration, 2-4pm
Evanescence, Judith Content Solo Exhibition,
curated by and previously on view at the San José Museum
of Quilts & Textiles. Known for her use of discharge
dyeing and shibori dyeing technique, Content’s work
references the natural landscape with painterly movement
to explore place and memory. Inspired by various
elements of Japanese culture—haiku poetry, wagashi
confections, and kimonos—Content creates her textile
works using complex arashi and itajime shibori dyeing
techniques on silk, her preferred material
View the exhibit online
Through August 24
Saturday, July 13
Gallery 1261 LLC
Opening reception, 6-9 pm
Small Works is the 15th Annual group exhibition
featuring works spanning multiple genres, small in scale
but big in ideas and execution. This show exemplifies
the diverse nature of the group of artists at 1261 with
some wonderful guest artists as well. Exhibiting
artists: Gregory Block, David Cheifetz, Teresa Elliott,
Muccillo Renato, Zoey Frank, Mia Bergeron, Valerio
D’Ospina, Derek Penix, Susan Lyon, Kramer Patrick,
McGurl Joseph, Soukup Jill, Bhosle Suchitra, Gordon
Brown, Robin Cole, Diane Massey Dunbar, Hollis Dunlap,
Greg Gandy, David Grossman, Anthony Waichulis, Vincent
Xeus, and Elizabeth Zanzinger.
Through August 3
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Member Galleries:
Abend
Gallery
David B. Smith Gallery
David
Cook Fine Art
Gallery 1261
GALLERY M
K Contemporary
Mai Wyn Fine Art
Michael Warren Contemporary
Plinth
Gallery
Plus
Gallery
Robischon Gallery
Rule
Gallery
Saks
Galleries
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Space
Gallery
Tansey Contemporary
Visions West Contemporary
Walker
Fine Art
William Havu Gallery
William Matthews
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