Gallery Update | COVID-19
As we've seen a flurry of statements and emails from the COVID-19 outbreak, we want to reach out to you all as well: [bear with us, some info will seem repetitive]. We want you to know that we are taking your health, and ours, seriously.
• The gallery is cleaned everyday and maintained throughout the day. Large groups of people rarely enter the gallery at once during daily operations- which makes viewing the current exhibition and the rest of our gallery artists virtually solitary.
• We're encouraging all patrons and staff to take common-sense health precautions recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), such as frequent hand washing and common hygiene etiquette.
Gilded Pear Gallery is Open. We’re available to all of our existing and new clients to work together digitally and through video communications to continue to provide all of our services. Non-contact deliveries can be made locally as well as shipping-near and far. Contact the gallery to purchase. Gift certificates available.
Hours during this social distancing time: Tues-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 10am-4pm. Visitors to the gallery will be limited, or by appointment.
Contact the gallery to plan your visit or project. Email: suzy@gildedpeargallery.com (fine art appraisals, commercial/corporate consulting [art and installation]) | lauren@gildedpeargallery.com (residential consulting, website purchasing, scheduling, general), or give us a call 319-366-0205
Browse our inventory by style and artist: http://www.gildedpeargallery.com/artists.html
Check out our services page for more: http://www.gildedpeargallery.com/services.html
May art provide you respite from this overwhelming time.
-Gilded Pear Gallery Gals
Sincerely,
Suzy, Lauren & Linda
• The gallery is cleaned everyday and maintained throughout the day. Large groups of people rarely enter the gallery at once during daily operations- which makes viewing the current exhibition and the rest of our gallery artists virtually solitary.
• We're encouraging all patrons and staff to take common-sense health precautions recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), such as frequent hand washing and common hygiene etiquette.
Gilded Pear Gallery is Open. We’re available to all of our existing and new clients to work together digitally and through video communications to continue to provide all of our services. Non-contact deliveries can be made locally as well as shipping-near and far. Contact the gallery to purchase. Gift certificates available.
Hours during this social distancing time: Tues-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 10am-4pm. Visitors to the gallery will be limited, or by appointment.
Contact the gallery to plan your visit or project. Email: suzy@gildedpeargallery.com (fine art appraisals, commercial/corporate consulting [art and installation]) | lauren@gildedpeargallery.com (residential consulting, website purchasing, scheduling, general), or give us a call 319-366-0205
Browse our inventory by style and artist: http://www.gildedpeargallery.com/artists.html
Check out our services page for more: http://www.gildedpeargallery.com/services.html
May art provide you respite from this overwhelming time.
-Gilded Pear Gallery Gals
Sincerely,
Suzy, Lauren & Linda
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upcoming exhibit
Stillness and Occurrence
John Beckelman
Solo exhibition
Reception: [updated] May 22nd, 5:00-7:30pm
Exhibit Dates: April 17 - May 30, 2020
Using the expressive potential of clay and a variety of other materials, the work explores liminal space and are often times referenced as topographic or cosmographic. At the same time, this work attempts to gently entice the viewer into the inner landscapes and interior spaces of our imagination and memory.
Exhibit Dates: April 17 - May 30, 2020
Using the expressive potential of clay and a variety of other materials, the work explores liminal space and are often times referenced as topographic or cosmographic. At the same time, this work attempts to gently entice the viewer into the inner landscapes and interior spaces of our imagination and memory.
Gold Wall FeatureOur April featured artist is Karl Haglund
We picked this piece for our gold wall feature because it appeared differently, in context of our current social navigations, then when we first received it. It’s energy has shifted. Art takes us to places beyond the frame and lends us meaning and emotions endlessly. “My most recent work has been focused on the idea of transformation. Root in relation to place. Where we start, where we end up and everything in-between....Anthropology tends to inform much of the work: considering origins of people, places and things, breaking down what is obvious and trying to relate what is strange...” ...read more |
Root/Place: I fell in love w/ the Apocalypse
Acrylic on canvas Art dimensions: 48" x 48" $3,000 Inquire to Purchase
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What's new
The Set Table - Study #12
Archival pigment print on kozo paper Art dimensions: 17" x 22" $200 |
Randy Richmond
Randy Richmond works as a photographic artist. After spending 20 years in the dark(room) he carefully and suspiciously stepped into the light of a glowing computer monitor. His last years of strictly film based photography were spent lugging around a large Kodak 8X10 view camera. This made the transition from silver-halide to pixels a difficult one, but it also instilled in him a dedication to detail and a strong appreciation for the aesthetics of past photographic processes. Randy now pursues several photographic projects while subverting the photographic paradigm, by converting silver based materials to digital, as well as using imagery that began as pixels and transporting that imagery back in history to handmade fictional cabinet cards and Van Dyke Brown and Cyanotype prints. Most recently Randy has rediscovered the challenge of the traditional single image captured in both landscape and still-life. This body of work is printed on handmade Japanese Washi papers. He utilizes this cross-pollination of photographic mediums like ingredients in a photographic cookbook to communicate concepts and observations. Inquire about this work
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