February 3 , 2010
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| 2010 WINTER EXHIBIT |
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The Perlow-Stevens Gallery 2010 Winter Exhibit has officially entered the month of love. We’ve been overwhelmed with the acclaim of the exhibit, and hope to see you regardless of whether it’s the first or tenth time to view the exhibit. Don’t forget we have art in all price ranges for your Valentine, from the hand-colored photographs of Micheal Cole to the fine jewelry of Patty Lindbloom. The Perlow-Stevens Gallery 2010 Winter Exhibit features new work from Notley Hawkins, Joel Sager, Rob Williams, Jim Brown, Jo Stealey, Micheal Cole, and Jacob Burmood.
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WORKSHOP SALON through Feb 20th Third annual Workshop Salon, an exhibit featuring paintings created by artists working in the studio of Joel Sager and applying his painting method, theory, and process. This year's salon will feature the paintings of Marilyn Cummins, Jeanne Pascale, Krista Nicholas, and Tootie Burns. COMING UP SIGNED WITH RED EARTH Feb 25th- Mar 27th We are honored to be an adjunct forum for the True/False Film Festival featuring a video installation, Signed With Red Earth by Cherie Sampson, which will screen in the Alcove February 25th through March 27th. No passes/tix needed, so come enjoy. |
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| ARTicle My wife and I went gallery hopping with friends in Denver last march. Maybe it was the blizzard out of nowhere and subsequent two feet of snow that smacked the happiness out of the community’s disposition, but we were disappointed, overall, with the uninspired state of things in Colorado’s art mecca. There was a smattering of “good” work (whatever that means, here I use it unenthusiastically) in the galleries along Santa Fe Ave. It was pleasing artwork, but all resolved with decorative aesthetic, or modern asymmetry, or post-modern ambiguity. Anyways, shortly after we all exchanged an airing of grievances, we made our way downtown to the Robischon on Wazee, and ate a healthy portion of crow by way of a collaborative duo named Kahn and Selesnick. Wash U graduates, Richard Selesnick and Nicholas Kahn utilize their degree in photography to the nth degree. Constructing semi-fictitious worlds (and I really mean “worlds”, from bank notes to “period” costumes), the artists shoot panoramic tableaux vivants that transport the viewer to an alternate time, place, and reality. I left with a different perspective on modern art, which is, I think, what great art does. Please take a look at the LA Times review for the same exhibit when it was shown at Kopeikin in LA. The artists’ website, is almost equally enthralling, as you can experience each of their various projects in interactive jollification. -Joel Sager |
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Please join us during gallery hours: Tues - Sat: 11 p.m. - 6 p.m. Sun: 12 pm - 5 pm We also are available for private viewing to accommodate your schedule. Call us at: 573-442-4831 or email: art@perlow-stevensgallery.com |
GALLERY RENTAL
Please, remember Perlow-Stevens Gallery is available for rental for many occasions; engagement parties, business gatherings, even dinner events catered by our friends at Sycamore. Fine art proves to provide an excellent environment for all occasions.
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CONTACTS: Jennifer Perlow Owner/ Executive Curator jennifer@perlow-stevensgallery.com Chris Stevens Owner/ Executive Curator chris@perlow-stevensgallery.com Joel Sager Curator/ Artist joel@perlow-stevensgallery.com Phone: 573.442.4831 |
Visit our web site at www.perlow-stevensgallery.com for more information and images of the artists' work.