From Landscape to Mindscape

Posted on | March 24, 2011 | Comments Off on From Landscape to Mindscape

The classic landscape has been a mainstay of fine art for centuries, but continues to be a viable form of expression when created with inspiration. Landscape has also long been used as a springboard for abstract art, a distillation of the feeling of place. And then there are the landscapes of the mind, those hidden places in the dark recesses of the artist’s imagination. These visions may be unique, but often strike a chord of recognition, just as a traditional landscape does. As usual, the exhibition includes a variety of fabulous artists of the present and past. Please join us for this voyage of discovery! Our From Landscape to Mindscape opening reception will be held Sunday, March 20th, from 2 to 5pm.

Artists include: Berenice Abbott, John Annesley Jr., Andrea Bacigalupa, Doug Ballou, Genevieve Barnhart, Raymond Barnhart, Paul Beattie, Warren Bellows, Eugene Berman, Carl Oscar Borg, Dorr Bothwell, Ray Boynton, Wynn Bullock, T. C. Cannon, Will Collier, Frode Dann, Charles Howard Davis, Francis DeErdely, Holly Downing, Easton, Helen Forbes, Roy Forkum, Cyris J. Fulton, Evelyn Glaubman, Pamela Glasscock, J. T. Gody, April Gornik, James Ford Grant, Karen Green, Edward Hagedorn, John Haley, Art Hazelwood, Eugene Higgins, John Langley Howard, Raymond Howell, Joyce Ertel Hurlbut, Ynez Johnston, Amedee Joullin, Gene Kloss, Walter E. Kuhlman, Bertha Landers, Lawrence A. Lebduska, Alexander Francois Loemans, Maurice George Logan, Jill London, Kate Maher, John Martin, Xavier Martinez, Mary Fuller McChesney, Robert P. McChesney, Michael McMillan, Knud Merrild, Emmanuel Catarino Montoya, Arthur F. Musgrave, Perham Nahl, Mary Bates Neubauer, Libby Newman, Irving Norman, Harold Persico Paris, Carol Peek, Mildred Young Pneuman, Ida A. Podchernikoff, Dorothy Wagner Puccinelli, Henry Ward Ranger, Birger Sandzen, Ursula Schneider, James Milton Sessions, Louis B. Siegriest, Nell Sinton, Hassel Smith, Florence Francis Snell, Antonio Sotomayor, Jim Spitzer, Peter Stackpole, Richard Stevens, Edna Lehnhardt Stoddart, Jan Stussy, Seymour Tubis, Elmer Wachtel, Richard Wagener, Anna Walinska, Stanley Washburn, Penny Wolin, Zev, and more.