Images

Edna Andrade

Untitled, (Tensor Series), 1975 circa

acrylic on canvas

14 x 14 inches

Jun Kaneko Locks Gallery Construction

Jun Kaneko
Untitled, Construction, 2014
hand built and glazed ceramic
11 x 81/4 x 7 1/2
 

Rob Wynne glass Locks Gallery

Rob Wynne

SILVER GLINT, 2015
hand-poured and mirrored glass
78 x 42 inches

Jean Dubuffet Locks Gallery

Jean Dubuffet

Sourire II, 1962

five color lithograph on d'Auvergne paper

26 x 20 inches 

Ann Agee Locks Gallery

Ann Agee

Planting Trees (Large), 2012

glazed porcelain

21 x 16 x 11 1/2 inches

Sarah McEneaney Locks Gallery Olive, Cole, Trixie

Sarah McEneaney 

Olive, Cole, Trixie, 2007

egg tempera on wood

16 x 24 inches 

Joy Feasley

Family Tree, 2014

flasche on MDO panel

18 x 23 1/2 inches 

Neysa Grassi painting Locks Gallery

Neysa Grassi

Silver Lake, 2012-14

oil on wood panel

11 x 11 inches

Press Release

Herb and Dorothy Vogel, a couple who lived on the salary of a postal worker and librarian, came to amass one of the most eclectic collections of Conceptual and Minimalist works of art, eventually donating over 4,000 pieces to museums across the country. When they made their first large donation to the National Gallery of Art in the 1990s, the director, J. Carter Brown called their collection “a work of art in itself.” The Vogels are a great example of how a collection can become an important context for a work of art and moreover, become a reflection of the people who shaped them–embodying the unique values, narrative, and vision that each collector cultivates. Now in its second year, our holiday presentation features never before exhibited works from a group of our gallery artists and a selection of staff favorites from the gallery’s history. Each artist featured in the exhibition will have a series of works on view selected by the staff to be approachable for emerging collectors and as special gifts. This year’s holiday show celebrates a robust year of museum exhibitions of gallery artists including Edna Andrade at the Harnett Museum of Art in Richmond, VA, and Jennifer Bartlett at the Cleveland Museum of Art Joy Feasley’s new paintings from her collaborative shaker-inspired Fabric Workshop & Museum exhibition and Sarah McCoubrey’s butter paper gouaches from her solo exhibition at SUNY Cortland will be on view for the first time at the gallery. We are also featuring new works by artists who are busy preparing for their 2016 solo exhibitions at the gallery with raku slabs and construction ceramics by Jun Kaneko and new works on paper by Jane Irish and Sarah McEneaney. 

Please join us for a special reception on Friday, November 20th from 5:30 to 7:30pm.

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