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Colorado print artist Jean Gumpper describes the woodcut as a way to express her experiences in nature. The carving of the woodblock and the layering of the ink she likens to natural processes such as the layering of leaves, water and trees reflected through light. “In my work as an artist and printmaker, I respond to landscape as a metaphor for emotions and experiences. Being alone in nature help...

These paintings and drawings reference the interaction of architecture and landscape; physical space and a merging of geometric and organic forms. They utilize the horizon line and linear perspective to create an illusion of space. By using human sized scale I encourage the viewer to exist physically in the space, and by keeping the imagery ambiguous the viewer is engaged in the creation of the sp...

My work takes its cues from visual perception, perhaps calling to mind naturalistic form, depth, light, and so on- though they’re not representational per se. I’m interested in the way the mind tries to find a meaningful signal, even where only noise exists. I like to approach paint not just as color to apply here or there, but as viscous fluid with distinct physical properties that tends to behav...

RULE Gallery is pleased to present Gone Green,a group exhibition featuring work by Nathan Abels, Joseph Coniff, Jason DeMarte, William Dalton Frizzell, Jim Green, Caryn Keffer, Suchitra Mattai and Jenny Sharaf. The exhibiting artists’ work explores the rasp between real and artifice. The paintings of Nathan Abels express the idea that even as our landscapes are disappearing, there remains an innat...

Many of the works in the exhibition investigate and confronts monolithic entities of culture, as seen in They Just Lie There and They Die There (pictured left), a remixed and deconstructed Mona Lisa. Such a subject could perhaps deter most other painters, but Xeus tackles the icon with a Warholian confidence that suggests an artist at the height of their abilities and vision. Opening Reception: Fr...

The gallery specializes in artwork by regional and national contemporary emerging, mid-career and established artists, working in a variety of media from painting, sculpture, and photography to fine art printmaking, ranging stylistically from realism to abstraction. Exhibitions change every six to eight weeks. Tuesday - Friday 11 - 5:30 Saturday 11 - 4

The gallery specializes in artwork by regional and national contemporary emerging, mid-career and established artists, working in a variety of media from painting, sculpture, and photography to fine art printmaking, ranging stylistically from realism to abstraction. Exhibitions change every six to eight weeks. Tuesday - Friday 11 - 5:30 Saturday 11 - 4

New paintings and drawings by Joan MacDonald. As an artist I sometimes feel the need to visually address current socio-political issues. This is one of those times. Gallery Hours Friday: 5 - 10 PM Saturday: 12 - 8 PM Sunday: 12 - 5 PM

I am heavily influenced by lines and forms in my surrounding environments such as how tree branches create various lines and negative spaces. Through the physical manipulation of steel, I want to create visually dynamic objects. Movement in the Steel forms and stasis together they become one. Gallery Hours Friday: 5 - 10 PM Saturday: 12 - 8 PM Sunday: 12 - 5 PM

An exhibition in two parts, presented in collaboration with Windows to the Divine, Collectors for Connoisseurship, and Shannon Robinson. Participating artists: Mia Bergeron, Suchitra Bhosle, Gregory Block, Scott Burdick, David Cheifetz, Zoey Frank, Scott Fraser, Dianne L. Massey Dunbar,Hollis Dunlap, Greg Gandy, Vincent Giarrano, David Gluck, Quang Ho, Robert C. Jackson, David Leffel, Jeff Legg, L...