News Tag: Artist Press

In his latest oil paintings on exhibit at Bonner David Galleries, British artist Peregrine Heathcote explores and develops narratives concerning relationships and personal journeys through a classic Cinecolor palette.

Bonner David Galleries presents two new artists to the Valley, modern porcelain sculptor Eric Boos and epoch narrative painter Robert LaDuke.  Feast your eyes on the unusual ways you can adorn your home for the holidays at this unique exhibit.

Uniquely perfecting the female figure through an unconventional, graceful and marvelous approach is what makes figurative artist, Michael Carson a standout in the art realm.  

Max Hammond compares the process of painting to hiking: Some artists head for a particular “trail,” knowing just where it will lead them. “With my work,” says Hammond, “it’s more like picking a point off the side of the road and heading into the desert with the aim of finding something really interesting—but having only… Continue reading Journey On: An Artist Finds His Proverbial Way

Quim Bové’s inherent love of painting started when he first began his craft at age six. Since, the Spanish artist remains consistent in his prominent use of color and a unique pigment-layering technique.

Some group shows are put together by theme, subject matter or genre, but the new exhibition at the Bonner David Galleries featuring work by artists Henry Stinson, Liz Tran, Christi Manuelito and Ellen Skidmore is based solely on one word-blue.

John Schieffer and Jane Jones both use color and composition to experiment with the still life genre and push the classic convention to bold and new extremes.

After spending over 20 years making art, Joseph Lorusso feels that he is finally at the stage of his career when he can slow down and start immersing himself in the particulars of his chosen craft.

Francis Livingston is one of the most versatile painters around today. His work spans genres and subject matter, from Western art executed in a style reminiscent of the Taos school to cityscapes, amusement parks, boardwalks, vintage movie theaters and even ice-cream cones.

Bonner David Galleries will pair the work of Claudia Hartley and John Harrell in a two-person show tided City Streets and Country Roads. Both landscape artists capture a mood in their work, and each knows the Southwest intimately; Harrell resides in Colorado and Hartley resided in Arizona until 2010 when she moved to South Carolina.