GALLERY NEWS

Wo r k i n g in a studio that over- looks the historic square in Saint Jo, Texas, Donna Howell-Sickles is surrounded by the tools and atmosphere she needs to create her award-winning paintings and drawings of women who inspire her: cow-girls. She previously worked in a studio—a former church—in the city, but left […]

Sabrina Stiles is a Colorado-based pastel artist with an expressive style. Primarily a landscape artist, Stiles draws inspiration from cloudy days that allow for softer light and feminine expression. Of her work, the artist shares that each has its own story, its own struggle. “You go through something with every painting,” she says. Whether the […]

Paula Schuette Kraemer creates multilayered artwork using a variety of printmaking techniques that use metaphors to explore life’s ups and downs. Schuette Kraemer lives and works in both Madison, WI and Silverthorne, CO, where she draws her inspirations, witnesses and interacts with wildlife. Paula Schuette Kraemer is a featured artist in Unrestrained, on view at […]

Amy Laugesen is a Colorado-based sculptor with classic training in the arts. Laugesen is known for her modern-day equine “relics” that span from large-scale commissioned public artworks to small mixed-media treasures. Mainly working with ceramics, Laugesen has mastered techniques to create works that look ancient, drawing from Eastern and Western clay sculpting trad itions, and […]

Margaretta Caesar’s painting style draws inspiration from her favorite artists: Vincent Van Gogh, Birger Sandzen, Alyce Frank, Lynn Rowan Myers, and Richard Diebenkhorn. Of her colorful, bold, and nature-loving voice, Caesar suggests its timbre “falls somewhere in between” the Fauves and the Taos Society of Artists’.” However, invariably, when brush hits canvas, it is the artist’s own voice that […]

Diana Woods is a featured artist in Unrestrained, an all-women’s exhibition showcasing the uncensored creations depicting works that evoke contemplation in the viewer. Woods has been exhibiting her work “fresh out of college” since 1980, and shares what it was like to be a woman and wildlife painter at the time, along with advice she’d give […]

When painting trees, I often think of the words from Lao Tzu regarding nature, “They fulfill their functions and make no claims.” These trees grow at altitudes most people never witness. They grow slowly, rings so tight pathogens and insects fail to penetrate. They store water in their needles, relentlessly reaching for light, bending in beloved […]

Luke Anderson’s work is rooted in places and experiences he has lived and seen, reimagining the experience from memory and reference photos, and using layers and reductive techniques for depth and texture. The paintings incorporate contemporary elements of surrealism, abstraction, and graphic design into the often more traditional genre of Western Art. Ann Korologos Gallery […]