Landscapes and Interiors 2023 Pictured: “The Braid” Oil on linen  22”x28"   2023

TRAVELING is a continuation of Doreen’s recent meditative, mark-making process. This time, without plan or forethought, she has taken a stream-of-consciousness approach to her work allowing each piece to reveal itself along the way. Delivering her from unexpected destination to unexpected destination, she invites you to take your own interpretive adventure. Doreen LaScala  will be […]

Cyndy Sperry will be showing new paintings and drawings that derive inspiration from Edward Hicks (1780-1849), a 19th Century American Quaker who ministered, farmed, built coaches, and made over 60 paintings related to the theme of a "Peaceable Kingdom" in the last decade of his life.  Former Oxbow member Joanna Dunn will be sharing new […]

Cyndy Sperry will be showing new paintings and drawings, back Gallery,  that derive inspiration from Edward Hicks (1780-1849), a 19th Century American Quaker who ministered, farmed, built coaches, and made over 60 paintings related to the theme of a "Peaceable Kingdom" in the last decade of his life.  Former Oxbow member Joanna Dunn will be […]

Deborra Stewart-Pettengill is showing sculptures, paintings and prints created from 2020-2022. The work is inspired by natural forms and patterns, without a direct reference. Some pieces respond to political, cultural or pandemic related issues. Other pieces work with patterns and shapes to explore meditations on infinity, balance, and harmony. Conveying a sense of fluid motion, […]

All work $200.and below

Jane Timken is a former Byzantinist, publisher and letterpress printer turned painter.  In her statement about this work she says "Covid and three moves directed my focus to the challenging world of watercolors, and an exploration of past masters of this difficult medium.  Collage allowed me to abstract the image, as well as make alterations […]

Peter entered creative photography more than 50 years ago at a time when color imagery was generally seen as commercial and vulgar, while the “purity” of the black-to-white tonal spectrum was felt (somewhat paradoxically) better-suited to both: a) the artistic-aesthetic transmission of meaning -- and b) the pursuit of documentary objectivity. It was in the […]

Elizabeth Lehman and Will Sillin in the back room through June 26th Lehman offers a new series of paired landscape drawings and paintings. Placed side by side, the pairings invite the viewer to consider varied evocations of light, land and sky - in the context of a single view. Sillin shares works from the canyon country […]

Carolyn Gray's paintings in the front gallery, May 5 to 29, inspired by 360 degree view of the sky in her new home. So much sky inspired her to fill the empty walls of the house with paintings of clouds. Observation of clouds at home naturally led me to observation of clouds from other promising viewpoints, […]