FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

June 28th, 2009 Posted in Announcements | No Comments »

July 1 – September 5, 2009 “Freedom of Expression”

“Freedom of Expression” is an exhibit filled with creativity from artists who exhibit around the world. It is a collection chosen to represent the freedoms we enjoy as Americans to use the talents we have been given to create works that not only inspire the viewer but will enhance the interior design of any space with enduring, creative, expressions. For more information on the exhibit visit our events.

Felix de Weldon - Sculptor
Chief Justice John Marshall by Felix de Weldon Sir William BlackstoneGeorge Wythe
Domine Vescera Ragosta - Paintings
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Edwin Wilmayco - Paintings
Steve Barylick - Paintings
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Lee Chabot - Paintings
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Courtyard Sculpture Garden

June 16th, 2009 Posted in Announcements | No Comments »

Courtyard Sculpture Garden Opens

Join us this Gallery Night, Thursday June 18 from 5-9PM for the grand opening of our Courtyard Sculpture Garden featuring sculptures by well renowned sculptor Whitmore Boogaerts. His use of stainless steel, metal and glass creates stationary and kinetic sculpture that will certainly enhance any landscape whether large or small.

Whitmore #8 Sculpture Courtyard Whitmore Boogaerts Whitmore Boogaerts

Ringo Starr - Artist

June 16th, 2009 Posted in Announcements | No Comments »

May 13 - June 27

Mostly depicting amusing characters, this “pop” artist uses bright colors and asymmetrical patterns to create whimsical works of art.  Ringo started creating works of art on his computer while he was touring. “I started in the late nineties with my computer art. While I was touring it gave me something to do in all those crazy hotels you have to stay in on the road“. - Ringo Starr

     Chef Ala Mode     Hold Me Love Me

“In its way “Pop” art is always changing-like “Pop” artists.  It’s a natural move of things like pop music and even Popeye The Sailor Man”-Ringo.”—Ringo Starr

Included in the collection are works by Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Al Hirschfeld, Dan Kelly, Lee Chabot, Ken Maloney, David Kracov and Julie Houck.