American Art Collector featured a great profile of Carol O'Malia's exhibition at JNG in its August 2017 issue. The exhibition, Jump, will run from July 26 - August 29.
Carol O'Malia Exhibition in American Art Collector
A.J. Oishi and Thea Schrack in The Park Record
Our "Tranquility" exhibition featuring paintings by A.J. Oishi and photographs by Thea Schrack was profiled in a cover article of The Park Record. You can read the article here.
Suhas Bhujbal in New Museum Los Gatos Exhibition
JNG artist Suhas Bhujbal has been included in the exhibition Abstracts From Life: Bay Area Figurative Past and Present at the New Museum Los Gatos. This group exhibition investigates the genesis of the Bay Area Figurative movement and features several generations of artists, including contemporary artists working locally and internationally (including Richard Diebenkorn, Nathan Oliveira, Joan Brown and Terry St. John.) The exhibition will run through September 10.
Brenda Mallory Exhibition at Portland Art Museum
Brenda Mallory’s installation entitled Recurring Chapters in the Book of Inevitable Outcomes will be on display through October 2017. Her work is inspired by Cherokee history, and addresses ideas of disruption, repair, and renewal. Working with waxed cloth, steel, nuts and bolts, the installation consists of tall shapes resembling charred timbers or skeletal plant stalks surrounded by colorful, lively spore-like forms. The ruin-like floor pieces speak to what was left behind, but the resilience and hope shows in the spore-like forms that scatter across the walls and floor like blowing seeds.
NOVA Chamber Music Series at JNG
Hailed as "a triumph of ensemble playing" by the New York Times, Utah's own Fry Street Quartet is one of the most exciting and dynamic string quartets on the international classical music scene. Join us as the Fry Street Quartet embarks on a complete cycle of both the Bartók and Haydn opus 76 string quartets. Don't miss this opportunity to see these acclaimed musicians in an intimate and contemporary setting.
Saturday, March 25
Julie Nester Gallery
1280 Iron Horse Drive
Park City, Utah 84060
7:00 p.m. Doors Open | 7:30 p.m. Concert
Tickets: $20 if purchased by March 22 (use code JNG0325). $25 after the 22nd. Buy tickets here.
Seating is limited. Wine reception included with ticket purchase.
Fine Art, Whiskey and Wine
Artwork by David Levinthal, Nine Francois, Stephen Foss and Brad Overton will be paired with tastings of wine and whiskey. The professionals from Fox School of Wine have selected the pairings and will be on hand to guide us through the libations. This event is co-hosted by Rob Wells, of Engel & Völkers, who will be offering a bonus tasting in one of the Lodge's private residences.
Friday, March 24
Silver Baron Lodge
2880 Deer Valley Drive E
Park City, Utah 84060
5:30 - 7:30 p.m / Free Art Preview 4:00- 5:00 p.m.
Tickets: $35. All guests must be 21 years old. Availability is limited. Buy tickets here.
Profits from this event will be shared with ArtsKids, a Park City non-profit organization.
New Artists and Artwork at Julie Nester Gallery
in A.J. Oishi
New artist's at Julie Nester Gallery include A.J. Oishi and Kevin Kearns. New artwork from Erik Gonzales, Audra Weaser, Carol O'Malia, and upcoming exhibitions for Stephen Foss and Rebecca Reeve.
Read MoreTwo JNG Artists Profiled in Park City Magazine
Check out the Winter issue of Park City Magazine to see nice profiles of David Levinthal and John Helton. Levinthal's photographic series "Wild West" and his upcoming exhibition at JNG are featured. And there is a great interview of John Helton captured in his local studio where he creates his large-scale bronze sculptures.
Audra Weaser added to Four Seasons in Hawaii
We are very pleased to have been included in the Four Seasons Resort Lanai project where we placed two paintings by Audra Weaser; including this beautiful commissioned painting, 48" x 72".
Fry Street Quartet Performs at JNG
Classical music meets contemporary art. We are thrilled to have hosted a performance by the Fry Street Quartet last weekend. Fry Street Quartet is one of the most exciting and dynamic string quartets on the international classical music scene and has been hailed as "a triumph of ensemble playing" by the New York Times. It was a rare opportunity to be in such intimate proximity of these acclaimed artists. The Quartet was brought to the gallery through the NOVA Chamber Music Series.
David Levinthal in Museum Exhibitions
The National Gallery of Art in Washington DC has acquired a complete set of Kodaliths from David's 1977 publication Hitler Moves East. One of the photographs is currently exhibited in the show Intersections: Photographs and Videos from the National Gallery of Art and Corcoran Gallery of Art. David was also awarded a retrospective exhibition at the George Eastman Museum (Rochester, NY) for summer 2018. You can meet David at Julie Nester Gallery for the opening of his Wild West exhibition on December 30.
Jeff Cohen Commissioned for Delta Sky Club
Jeff just completed five 60" x 60" paintings for the revamped Delta Sky Club at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport in Atlanta, GA. Each of the paintings depicts exterior signs from iconic Atlanta buildings. This is Jeff's fourth commisioned project with Delta Sky, following previous assignments at JFK in New York City, Los Angeles International Aiport and San Francisco International.
JNG Places Eight Paintings in Las Vegas Hotel
The Gallery secured eight commissioned paintings by Meredith Pardue, Thea Schrack and Audra Weaser for the Green Valley Ranch Resort in Henderson, NV. The resort just went through a major renovation and the three artists were commissioned to create paintings for placement in various public areas of the hotel. You can see the available artwork by the three artists here:
Brenda Mallory Receives National Artist Fellowship
Brenda was awarded a Visual Arts Fellowship by the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation. The NACF fosters and supports the vision, creativity and innovation of Native American artists. Brenda's next artistic endeavor during her NACF Fellowship will be to produce intstallations of sculptural wall work that examines mass production, consumption and waste. Earlier this summer Brenda also received a Golden Spot Award/Artist Residency from the Crow's Shadow Institute in Pendelton, OR.
You can see Brenda's available work here.
Carol Inez Charney Featured in Fahrenheit
Carol is a featured artist in the September issue of Fahrenheit, a contemporary culture magazine from Mexico City. The article and the current edition are about different kinds of obsession. The edit on Carol discusses her obsession with water and architecture and how those two elements form the basis of her work.
Brad Overton interviewed in Western Art and Architecture
"A PHILOSOPHER'S PALETTE"
"I believe the best art comes out of deliberate practice and discipline mixed with a willingness to trust yourself as an artist and a human being," states Utah artist Bradford Overton. In his richly detailed paintings, we discover he is a master of mystery and a weaver of spells as he explores beauty and narrative with original style.
Gary Komarin Joins Julie Nester Gallery
We are very pleased to have added Gary Komarin to the gallery roster. Komarin is a contemporary abstract painter who presents a bold and colorful style. He has exhibited extensively throughout the U.S., Europe and Asia, and his work can be found in many museum, corporate and private collections. The art critic, Kenneth Baker, wrote "Komarin gets paintings that vibrate with historical memory, echoing such things as Matisse's most driest empty pictures, Robert Motherwell's sparen abstractions of the 1970's, or the early New Mexico and Berkeley paintings of Richard Diebenkorn."
Vanessa Marsh Photographs Featured in SFO Museum
The photographs in visual artist Vanessa Marsh’s series Everywhere All At Once are mysterious and dream-like, made through a personally developed process involving drawing, painting, and darkroom techniques. Marsh delineates pictorial space by layering multiple two-dimensional planes to create a minimalistic, graphic aesthetic. The work provides a space for the viewer to contemplate their place in the universe and to consider how what is real and what is truth is understood in contemporary experiences.