Present your exhibition using a hyperlink
Add your published gallery link to a clickable button, an image, or a line of text on a webpage, as shown below. This link will open your virtual gallery in a new browser tab, and if you are exhibiting moving image works, will allow video to play.
Cynthia Byrnes Comtemporary Art
CBCA is proud to present 'Akin', a two-person exhibition featuring Ann Conrad and Kiyoshi Otsuka. Both artists begin their respective practices with a consideration of the natural world.Where Otsuka’s paintings celebrate the beauty and power of natural elements, Conrad explores an increasing tension between nature and technology as well as technology’s impact on our perception of the world around us.
While each employs different mediums and methodologies to investigate diverging ideas, both artists share rhyming abstracted geometric aesthetics. When viewed side by side, Conrad and Otsuka’s work act as elegant foils to one another in which the themes expressed by one artist compliment and deepen the nuances conveyed by the other.
Modern Art Concepts
A Group ExhibitionOn the Edge: Line, Shape and Color
Modern Art Concepts Gallery presents a selection of paintings from artists working in the genre of geometric abstraction and hard edge painting, The exhibit features paintings by Rhea Jeppson, Scott McIntire, Pat Moseuk, Jack Reilly, and Patrick Schmidt.
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Martin BensonThe Rainbow Body
“My work embodies experiences of exploring the terrain of inner landscapes … If there is an absolute, I am on a search to uncover it through the mystery of the creative process and the universal potential of abstraction – using math, pattern, geometry, and color.”
R. P. A. Art Gallery
Abisay Puentes
Paradox
Abisay Puentes is a multimedia, visual artist and a composer, whose artistic expression flows from visual to aural in a diverse aesthetic performance. This versatile artist consistently and expertly draws the spectator into an engaged experience with the visual arts and music that blurs the boundaries between the senses of sight and hearing.
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John WellsFrom the Scrolls
John Wells could be called an outsider artist, but one comfortably at home in the many cultural worlds of New York City. His artwork articulates a personal iconography drawn from the natural world, religious texts, abstract exploration, popular culture, and personal whimsy. Analogous to Wells’ approach is that of a monk in a medieval scriptorium, copying sacred texts while inserting here and there the vagaries of his own thoughts and imagination.
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