Apr 21, 2017
Take a tour behind the scenes of Madison Cawein: Portals to Invisible Worlds, currently on view in the gallery’s Pavilion.
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Take a tour behind the scenes of Madison Cawein: Portals to Invisible Worlds, currently on view in the gallery’s Pavilion.
Quiet Spaces:Christopher Benson, John Beerman, David Hines & Kurt Solmssen Opening Friday, September 25th Artist Reception 5 - 7 pm
Exhibitionism: A Peek At What’s Showing Around Town
As seen in Pasatiempo: Brian O’Connor’s Mystique with a Message at LewAllen Galleries was selected as a show to see in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Ira Yeager: Portraits of Nobility
Opening Saturday, August 22nd Artist Reception, 4 - 6 pm Ira Yeager is one of the San Francisco Bay Area's most significant and widely collected contemporary painters. In his nearly sixty year career, he has mastered a distinct style and subject matter, from deeply reverential Native American portraiture to impressionistic landscape paintings inspired by his many travels around the globe, his current home in Northern California, and the vistas of his beloved New Mexico.
Indian Portrait with Headdress, 2013-2014, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas, 66 x 66
Dan Christensen Featured in Art & Antiques Summer 2014
New Artist Interview with Henry Jackson
Henry Jackson’s process is a combination of both the familiar and the abstract, incorporating a sultry palette that teeters on physical tension while maintaining a sense of unity. This tension draws the viewer into a world of arousing turmoil, secured by artistic vitality and an unsettled energy. Through the now supremely sublimated arrangements in which the previously perceived figure now all but literally disappears, Jackson creates a visual landscape that ultimately exposes the ways in which transcendental moments now surface to a less tangible, yet recognizable and familiar realm.
The LewAllen Galleries staff was able to meet with Henry Jackson to discuss his inspirations, complex process for creating his striking and saturated abstracted portraits in oil paint and cold wax, and his new exhibition Halted in Transition, which will be on view at LewAllen Galleries in the Santa Fe Railyard until the end of July.
Please click HERE to browse the exhibition.