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“In Liminal Light: The Space Between” is an exhibition that underscores the interplay between the real and the imagined, light and shadow, and the eternal and the ephemeral. It is a collection of works by artists who...
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Draper’s conception of space is never far from motion and structures that shape it. With Respect To The Killer In My Heart features a mechanized sculpture, building structures, and evidentiary photographs integrated in the crafting of his...
Trained at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and the esteemed Atelier Lesueur, and celebrated for his bravura brushwork and luminous portrayals exhibited in institutions like the Smithsonian and the British and Scottish National Portrait Galleries, Paul...
We’re excited to announce the opening of Paul G. Oxborough: New Works, a solo exhibition opening May 1 at Cavalier Galleries that will feature over 30 breathtaking new paintings by the renowned artist. The collection showcases a powerful collection that...
In the digital age, art marketing in the USA has undergone a significant transformation, with social media emerging as a vital tool for galleries and artists alike. The ability to connect with a global audience, showcase artwork,...
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Debra Broz cleverly fuses found ceramic figurines to create comical new animals. From high-fiving horses to boxers with parrot wings, her work exists in the...
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