Jackson Hole Fine Art Fair Sept 12-15, 2019
We are very excited to be exhibiting at the inaugural Jackson Hole Fine Art Fair this weekend! Experience the Glamour & Excitement of an Elegant National Art Fair September 12-15, 2019 Featuring 50+ Notable Galleries from 30 Cities – Customized to the Tastes & Design Sensibilities of the Rocky Mountains held concurrently with Jackson Hole’s […]
“IT’S ALL GOOD!”
A group show of gallery artists working in a variety of styles and media. Artists include Adela Akers, Douglas Ballou, Warren Bellows, Holly Downing, Pamela Glasscock, Peter Holbrook, Joyce Hulbert, Evri Kwong, Carolyn Lord, Carol Peek, Michael Ramos, Alejandro Salazar, and Bambi Waterman. As usual we are also showing a selection of vintage works from our […]
“It’s All Good!” Opening Reception Saturday, August 10th 4-8pm
Extended Solo by Douglas Ballou, 2014, Mixed Media, 11 × 42 “It’s All Good!” Opening Reception: Saturday, August 10th4-8pm // Exhibition Dates: August 10th– October 12th, 2019 A group show of gallery artists working in a variety of styles and media. Artists include Adela Akers, Douglas Ballou, Warren Bellows, Holly Downing, Pamela Glasscock, Peter Holbrook, Joyce […]
Don Martin & other Masters of California Post-War Art
Don Martin’s art is far too unique and varied to be categorized. Living and working in Mexico in the fifties, in Venice, CA, in part of the sixties, and finally on a farm near Santa Cruz for the remainder of his life, the places and times influenced his work, but his styles and choices of […]
Robert P. McChesney at the SRJC Doyle Library Open House: Friday, April 19th 4-7pm
Canyon Country #2 by Robert Pearson McChesney, 1989, Acrylic on Panel, 36×48 Robert P. McChesney at the SRJC FRANK P. DOYLE LIBRARY Open house: Friday, April 19th 4-7pm The Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) Frank P. Doyle Library will host an exhibition of renowned Sonoma County abstract artist Robert P. McChesney through the end of 2019. The exhibit will kick off with […]
A World of Art
We are displaying an eclectic mix of art from various times and places, in many media. Included are works by Paul Beattie, Hans Burkhardt, Rafael Canoga, Easton, Claire Falkenstein, Karen Green, Charles H. Howard, Sutter Marin, Michael McCabe, Mary Fuller McChesney, Robert Pearson McChesney, Louis Earnest Nadalini, Pablo Picasso, Louis Siegriest, the late great James Spitzer, Seymour Tubis, Elisabeth […]
From the Russian River to Santa Fe
A unique showing of pastels and acrylics by Mary Silverwood will be exhibited at Calabi Gallery throughout the holiday season. Creating brilliant magic with pastels, Silverwood captured the luminous landscapes of Sonoma County and the Southwest. Born in Bryan, Texas, Mary Silverwood described herself as a studio artist and a painter since the age of […]
“From the Russian River to Santa Fe” Opening Reception Saturday, December 1st 4-8pm
High Desert Spring by Mary Silverwood, Pastel, 28 x 40 From the Russian River to Santa Fe FEATURING BRILLIANT COLORIST MARY SILVERWOOD (1932-2011) OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, December 1st 4-8pm // EXHIBITION DATES: December 1st, 2018 – January 11st, 2019 A unique showing of pastels and acrylics by Mary Silverwood will be exhibited at Calabi Gallery […]
Art of Social Commentary
“Art of Social Commentary” features numerous artists, both historical and contemporary, weighing in on myriad issues of concern. A special feature is an installation by Emmanuel Catarino Montoya which opines on immigration in the new America : “The Border Crossed Us!” by Emmanuel Catarino Montoya, 2016, Woodcut Prints mounted on foamcore board and Digitally Printed Images […]
“Art of Social Commentary” opening reception Saturday, October 13th 4-8pm
The Border Crossed Us! by Emmanuel Catarino Montoya, 2016, Woodcut Prints mounted on foamcore board and Digitally Printed Images on Theatrical Scrim Panels, 10 x 10 x 18 ART OF SOCIAL COMMENTARY OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, October 13th 4-8pm // EXHIBITION DATES: October 13th – November 24th, 2018 “Art of Social Commentary” features numerous artists, both historical […]
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