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Abra Johnson | Artist Feature
Abra Johnson's skill in rendering realistic values, shadows, and reflective surfaces is evident in these pieces, demonstrating her love for the challenge of creating depth and dimension. Whether it's the gleam of a glass bottle or the intricate details of a vintage item, Abra’s paintings are a celebration of the familiar, rendered with a nostalgic touch that resonates with viewers.
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Laurel Shear | Featured Artist
"Painting, for me, is a physical and emotional act. My paintings each contain a unique presence of the energy and time of a private performance. They are a layering of abstraction and representation, depiction and imbedded emotions, trace and form. The paintings reference my experiences - bodily and spiritual - with loss and love. I start by taking photographs of my bedspread and of roses, simple objects with vast symbolic significance. I cut up the photos and reassemble them into collages that become the inspiration for my paintings."
Vibrant Color | Bold Forms
Explore the vibrant, figurative works of Laurel Shear, János Huszti, Abra Johnson, and John Randall Nelson. Discover the power of color.
Natural Abstraction | Focus on Nature
Explore the art of natural abstractionists Skillicorn, Adams, Claps, and Spock, whose abstract landscapes bring the essence of nature to life in vibrant, unexpected ways
A Fusion of Art and Nature | Explore the work of 4 Artists
Dive into the captivating art of Kathleen Hope, Julie Sneed, Marlies Hoevers, and Patrick Adams. Learn how their unique styles bring depth and character to modern interiors.
Figurative Artists and Texture
Discover how Hunt Slonem, Margaret Evangeline, Robert Mars, and Janos Huszti use diverse mediums to add texture to their figurative art. Explore their unique techniques and artistic styles.
Mid-Century Modern
Discover our curated collection of artwork at Exhibit Art Gallery, specifically chosen to complement the midcentury modern aesthetic. Characterized by clean lines, minimalistic forms, a blend of abstract expressionism, geometric patterns, and bold color palettes.
Featured Artist | David Skillicorn
“The real purpose of painting is to give pleasure. My work is an expression of joy. Joy in color. Joy in gesture. Joy in the act of creating itself." - Artist David Skillicorn
American abstract painter David Skillicorn explores complex spatial and color relationships through the use of texture, organic line, and sensuous fields of color. In mixed media works on canvas, Skillicorn creates sophisticated, intuitive paintings alive with surface texture, lush paint of vibrant colors in bold strokes over atmospheric passages.
Making Statements | Explore Abstract Art
Discover the dynamic abstract works of Jeri Ledbetter, David Skillicorn, Lisa Weiss, and Chris Brandell, artists who redefine form and space in contemporary art.
Four Artists Who Explore Abstraction
Four artists, four unique approaches to abstraction. From textural experiments to geometric explorations, Exhibit celebrates the diverse languages of contemporary abstract art.
Four Artists Focused on Pop Art
Explore how Hunt Slonem, Abra Johnson, Robert Mars, and James Zamora are carrying the torch of pop art into the modern era. Explore our special pricing on home accessories, furniture and more.
Four Artists Transforming Materials in Contemporary Art
Explore how four innovative artists, Holly Addi, Mark Jackson, Kristin Abbott, and Taelor Fisher transform materials to create captivating contemporary artwork.
Exploring The Artist's Vision
Explore the diverse world of contemporary art through the works of four unique artists: Patrick Adams' vibrant abstracts, Kimerlee Curyl's wild horse photography, Doug Freed's misty landscapes, and Anke Schofield's surreal mixed media.
Rustic Luxury
A collection of works with earthy tones, organic textiles and raw materials. Visit us today or speak with one of our advisors to find art that compliments your space.
The Power of Artistic Dialogue | Paintings and Sculpture
Explore how 3 female artists, Jen Bradford, Ramona Stelzer, and Laurel Shear, draw inspiration from nature, personal experiences, and healing practices. Uncover the potential interplay between the two-dimensional paintings and Brandon Reese's ceramics.
