Gallery List
- 532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel
- Accola Griefen Gallery
- Alida Anderson Art Projects
- Artslant
- Beth Urdang Gallery
- Blunt
- Boltax Gallery
- Cain Schulte Contemporary Art
- Carmen Wiedenhoeft Gallery
- Conrad Wilde Gallery
- Eileen Braziel & New Mexico Arts
- Eleanor Harwood Gallery
- Eli Ridgway Gallery
- Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design, Georgia State University
- EUART
- fouladi projects
- Froelick Gallery
- Galerie SAS
- Galleri Urbane Marfa + Dallas
- Gallery 339
- Gregory Lind Gallery
- Lawrimore Project
- Like the Spice Gallery
- Littlejohn Contemporary
- Mark Wolfe Contemporary
- McKenzie Fine Art, Inc.
- Narwhal
- Pentimenti Gallery
- Pierre-François Ouellette art contemporain
- Porter Contemporary
- Prole Drift
- RHV Fine Art
- Seager Gray Gallery
- SEASON
- SOIL Gallery
- Steve Turner Contemporary
- Toomey Tourell Fine Art
- Traywick Contemporary
- Triple Base
- Van Brunt Projects
- Visual Arts Gallery / SVA
- Walter Maciel Gallery
- What It Is Projects
- whitespace gallery
- William Baczek Fine Arts
Theo Wujcik, Zhang Huan
Theo Wujcik was born in 1936 in Detroit , Wujcik studied fine art at the Center for Creative Studies in Detroit and did post-graduate work in lithography at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. He is a Tamarind master printer, co-founder of the Detroit Lithography Workshop and was shop director of Graphicstudio at USF from 1970 through 1972. An Associate professor at University of South Florida 1970-2003. His work has been featured in solo exhibitions at Brooke Alexander, Inc. New York, Donald Morris Gallery in Biumingham, MI and Indigo Galleries in Boca Raton, FL. Recent and upcoming exhibits include a group show, “The big picture” at the Polk Museum of Art 2011, a 10 year retrospective at the Rauschenburg gallery Jan 13 - Feb 25, 2012 in FortMeyers Fl.
Misako Inaoko, BearHeads" Sandflocked/polyurethane
National Endowment of Arts for MacDowell Colony residency, S & R Foundation’s Washington Award, and has been an artist residency at the Headlands Center for the Art, De Young Museum, MacDowell Colony, Montalvo Art Center, and Vermont Studio Center.
Misako Inaoko , Chess Set Mixed media
National Endowment of Arts for MacDowell Colony residency, S & R Foundation’s Washington Award, and has been an artist residency at the Headlands Center for the Art, De Young Museum, MacDowell Colony, Montalvo Art Center, and Vermont Studio Center.
Guggenheim Fellow Michael Berman , "Skinned Snake" Photograph mounted on hand painted 12"x12" Aluminum plates.
Guggenheim Fellow, permanent collection,MET,Amon Carter, Lannn Marfa S.F
Kate Carr , "forma" series Hydrocal cast,felt wood inlay
Pollack Krasner recipient, Macdowell Colony Fellow, Fellowship at the Jentel Artist Residency Program
Ashley Thomas , Mary Kay Cadillac 6'x15'
graphite/ pastel on paper
Jason Willaford , M.A.L.E, More Abstract Linear Evolution
encuastic on wood /canvas
Gail Peter Borden , Shallow Spaces - 12x2x36 acrylic/resin cast on wood
Artist-in-residence Chinati Foundation in Marfa, Texas,The Atlantic Center for the Arts, 2009-2010 Borchard Fellowship, 2010 MacDowell Colony Residency.
Current installation at the prestigious Materials & Applications Gallery in Los Angeles entitled
Light Frames.
As an artist, theoretician and practitioner, Professor Borden's research and practice focuses on the role of materiality and architecture in contemporary culture.
THEO WUJICK, Chinese Thaw 78x78 acrylic on canvas
Donna Ruff , Aureola, burn and gold leaf on paper 4 x 4 ea, series of 25
Donna Ruff grew up in Miami Beach, Florida, and was an award-winning children’s book illustrator in New York before earning her MFA at Rutgers University in 2000. Her work with books and graphics may have been genetically determined, since her great-grandfather was a book binder in Russia and her grandparents were early recyclers of books and paper in Chicago.
Andrea Zuill, Chin Tattoo
oil on canvas
Forrest Solis , 36x36 oil /acryic on canvas
Forrest Solis received her B.F.A. in 2001 from the Kansas City Art Institute and an M.F.A. in 2003 from Indiana University. Ms. Solis received the prestigious Dedalus Foundation Master of Fine Arts Fellowship, and is currently an Assistant Professor of Art at Arizona State University in Phoenix.