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exhibits
January openings:
Thursday January 10
Space Gallery
Artist reception, 5-8pm
Morphogenesis, featuring new works by Julia Sanders and
William Stoehr.
Through February 16
Friday, January 11
Walker Fine Art
Artist's reception, 5-9 pm
Horizons, featuring: Laura Guese, Patricia
Finley, Melanie Grein, Derrick Breidenthal, George
Kozmon, and Barbara Sorensen. Atmospheric painting and
earthly sculpture come together to create a dreamlike
tranquility in the relationship of space and line. In
this group exhibition, Walker Fine Art explores
contemporary landscapes as expressed through various
styles and mediums. Manipulating and layering to achieve
abstraction tempered with realism, these artists capture
the essence of nature through the broad use of horizon
lines.
Through: Saturday, March 2
Visions West Contemporary
Opening reception, 6-8 pm
A group exhibition, What Lies Ahead, with works
by John Defeo, June Glasson, Future Retrieval, Carly
Glovinski, Mathew Mullins, Jennifer Nehrbass, Zemer
Peled, and Julie Buffalohead. The title of this
exhibition is descriptive not only of the work being
shown, but also the future of Visions West Contemporary.
This show highlights the new relationships being formed
with the featured artists and the idea of looking
forward to what lies ahead.
Through February 23
William Havu Gallery
Opening Reception, 6 -9 pm
Woven, a solo exhibition by bronze sculptor,
Yoshitomo Saito. Presented on the mezzanine will be a
new body of smoke drawings by Dennis Lee Mitchell.
Through March 2
Saturday, January 12
Gallery 1261
Opening reception, 6-8pm
Escape, an exhibition by a group of remarkable
painters who each have masterfully captured the magic of
our natural environments. The names of these national
and international favorites are already known and
familiar to the Denver art community and the caliber of
their skill is indisputably revered. Aside from their
long honed mastery of painting, what these artists bring
the public in this exhibit is that they each create a
“scape” of a kind—be it landscape, seascape or
cityscape.
Through January 26
Abend Gallery
Opening reception, 6-8pm
Elsa Sroka, Ablaze. In this solo comprised of
eighteen canvases, Sroka presents a variety of
subjects—animals, botanicals and landscapes, all of
which exude a forward-thinking, contemporary attitude.
This body of work continues to play with vibrancy of
color, as well as finding that elusive and delicate
balance of additive and subtractive painting. Elsa
resumes exploring the role facial expressions of her
subjects and the emotional connection to them play in
the process of creating the art so undoubtedly Sroka.
What emerges from these explorations is a new level of
complexity of elements: color, texture, composition, and
detail, shifting focus from the sole subject, to the
entirety of the painting, and thus, enveloping the
viewer with a full sensory experience.
Through January 26
Thursday, January 17
Robischon Gallery
Artist's Receptiont, 6-8pm
Enrique Martinez Celaya, The Boy: Witness and Marker,
2003-2018. This is the first solo exhibition of this
highly acclaimed Cuban-born artist and author. The
extensive presentation features painting, photography
and sculpture investigating Martínez Celaya’s
re-emerging theme of a boy and the psychic or
philosophical forces which surround. The new and earlier
select works reflect a poetic exploration into the
nature of vulnerability, power, confidence and fear,
while allowing the physicality of each medium employed –
oil and wax, bronze, watercolor, wood, tar and straw –
to carry with it a sense of the ineffable.
Through March 9
Friday, January 18
3rd Friday Openings at
participating galleries
Thursday, January 24
Tansey
Contemporary
Artist's talk, 5:30 followed by light refreshments for
the opening reception, 5-7 pm.
Litany of Failures, porcelain sculpture by
California-based artist Cheryl Ann Thomas. She likens
her art practice to traditional Japanese aesthetics,
specifically Wabi-sabi, the acceptance of transience and
imperfection and the concept of imperfect, impermanent,
and incomplete beauty. Her most recent exhibition was a
retrospective at the Santa Paula Art Museum in
California.
Through February 28
Litany of Failures, porcelain sculpture by
California-based artist Cheryl Ann Thomas. She likens
her art practice to traditional Japanese aesthetics,
specifically Wabi-sabi, the acceptance of transience and
imperfection and the concept of imperfect, impermanent,
and incomplete beauty. Her most recent exhibition was a
retrospective at the Santa Paula Art Museum in
California.
Through February 28
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Member Galleries:
Abend
Gallery
David B. Smith Gallery
David
Cook Fine Art
Gallery 1261
GALLERY M
Goodwin
Fine Art
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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