We are located at 40 Calhoun Street, Suite 201 - next to the Cottage Cafe and above Gigi's. Please enter at the left side of the building, off the courtyard.
The nationally recognized gallery features works by Anne Blair Brown, Peter Batchelder, Mark Boedges, Jane DeDecker, Ray Ellis, Kim English, Dan Gerhartz, Glenna Goodacre, Dan Graziano, Jonathan Green, Michael Harrell, Karin Jurick, Michael B. Karas, Milt Kobayashi, Dean Mitchell, Joseph Orr, Sandy Scott, Morten Solberg, Ezra Tucker and Stephen Scott Young, among others.
The nationally recognized gallery features works by Anne Blair Brown, Peter Batchelder, Mark Boedges, Jane DeDecker, Ray Ellis, Kim English, Dan Gerhartz, Glenna Goodacre, Dan Graziano, Jonathan Green, Michael Harrell, Karin Jurick, Michael B. Karas, Milt Kobayashi, Dean Mitchell, Joseph Orr, Sandy Scott, Morten Solberg, Ezra Tucker and Stephen Scott Young, among others.
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Anne Blair Brown
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Anne Blair Brown was born in North Kingstown, Rhode Island and currently resides in Nashville, TN. Her work centers on both rural and urban landscapes, people, and interior spaces. While she enjoys the quiet solitude of her studio, she delights in painting on location. Brown says, Painting from life creates an intimacy with the subject that I just can't get from a photograph, and it heightens my sense of spontaneity.
Amiri Farris
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Anchored in a respect for the strength of their people, the Gullah-Geechee people carry forward their centuries-old traditions in the arts and crafts, language and culture of today. The art of Amiri Farris honors the hallmarks of Gullah-Geechee culture and helps preserve the richness of this unique way of life.
Dan Gerhartz
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Growing up in Wisconsin, south of Lake Winnebago near Milwaukee, Dan Gerhartz began drawing as a teenager. He attended the American Academy of Art in Chicago from 1983-85, and then worked briefly in Chicago as a commercial artist. His first gallery representations were Talisman Gallery in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and Grapevine in Oklahoma City.
Russell Gordon
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Russell Gordon, known for his realistic and luminous still lifes, received an undergraduate and graduate degree from the Schuler School of Fine Art in Baltimore. His style is reminiscent of Dutch and Italian Mannerism, and often combines themes of symbolism and humor. Working directly from life, Gordon's pieces remind the viewer of the Old Masters, combining precise and detailed brushstrokes with a painterly glow.
Mark Kelvin Horton
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Mark Kelvin Horton was born and raised in rural North Carolina. After graduating from East Carolina University School of Art in 1983, Horton moved to New York City to begin a career in advertising and design. He carried with him the dream of someday becoming a painter. Eighteen years of living in New York were spent working as a creative director in various advertising agencies and eventually founding his own design company.
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