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A powerful harmony exists between the delicate elegance of glass next to the raw rusted surface of steel found in an Alex Gabriel Bernstein sculpture.
Alex’s sculptures begin at the kiln. He casts blocks of glass into shapes and then carves into them. This deconstruction is what makes his sculpture so unique. Alex challenges the casual observer’s perception of what glass can do, how it can be shaped and formed. The shapes his sculptures take are quite natural, yet unfamiliar.
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Fresco Fine Art Publications and Winterowd Fine Art announce a new art book of Sarah Bienvenu ’s generative paintings, where her on-site small format watercolors and larger format studio recapitulations are skillful, chromatic songs that grace indoor walls; and, they are also compelling emissaries enticing us to look for ourselves at the glories of the natural world.
This 64-page softcover book includes writings by gallery owner Karla Winterowd, art essayist and author Malin Wilson, as well as statements by the artist, Sarah Bienvenu .
11 x 11" softcover 48 pages / 24 color plates
price: $25. + $8.5 mailing Call gallery for details 505.992.8878 |
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WINTEROWD FINE ART announces “Taking Time”, an exhibition of stunning watercolor paintings by Sarah Bienvenu. Celebrating 30 years of painting in New Mexico.
Sitting on the dry earth over looking the large grove of Aspens change color in the New Mexico sun, Sarah Bienvenu is often found surrounded by the Santa Fe landscape. She is always ready with her hat, sun block and backpack filled with art supplies. She paints what she sees: the gentle moving clouds in a clear blue sky, the trees standing in pairs (two pines, two pinion, two cottonwood, another pair of pines), a stream of water etching a line into the earths surface to find its escape down hill, boulders resting together. Together they create a symphony ready to be recorded by the artist.
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WINTEROWD FINE ART announces an exhibition of luminescent new paintings by Tom Kirby titled “Light Passage.”
Tom Kirby ’s atmospheric, transcendental paintings ring true. Kirby captures our delicate moments of clarity. The works are a rich balance of luminescent shimmer and earthy pull. Iconic shapes move steadily upwards, split by fiery reds, cooled and solidified by glacier greens. Like a circle, there are always two sides to the paintings of Tom Kirby : the inside and the outside.
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Fresco Fine Art Publications and Winterowd Fine Art announce a new art publication that focuses on the expresionistic-minimalist paintings of TOM KIRBY titled "Light Passage." This 48-page softcover book includes writings by gallery owner Karla Winterowd, artist Sam Scott and art essayist Kristen Barendsen, as well as statements by the artist, Tom Kirby. The new book features color images of many of Tom Kirby’s finest paintings of the last three years.
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Jamie Kirkland abstract landscapes exhibition at Winterowd Fine Art
April 9-22, 2010
Jamie Kirkland’s exhibition gets its title and inspiration from the film, Enchanted April, whose heroine stubbornly chooses to root herself in hope. Her life changes in miraculous ways, and the magic spills over, affecting the lives of all those around her. Jamie states “On an emotional level the season of spring represents this hope for many of us.”
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Mark Castator steel sculpture exhibition at Winterowd Fine Art
March 19-31, 2010
Drawing in steel? That’s exactly the feeling of Mark Castator’s beautiful gestural evolving and devolving spheres, towers and wreathes. Shiny irregular steel edges and rich black scumbled sides form rectangles and squares and matte gray circles. Your eye moves up and around and through. Then catches highlights and shadows of a vibrant grahite sheen. The viewer settles deeper and deeper into the form. Each angle offers a new visual trail to blaze. Finally, the experience becomes contemplative..and gray shapes could have been formed in graphite. Steel lines and shapes moving through space create the exciting gestural sculptures of Mark Castator.
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