Contemporary Art Gallery
Exhibit is a contemporary art gallery. The gallery’s mission is to make art accessible to all and to foster our client's relationships with art for a lifetime. We are passionate about crafting organic, tranquil spaces and are proud to serve as a resource for collectors, both aspiring and seasoned. Discover new works in gallery, by appointment or online.
Recent Blog Articles
Featured Artist | Alexandra Squire
Alexandra Squire is an abstract painter defined by the pairing of vibrant colors and muted tones to create simple yet deceivingly complex works. She focuses on blending and layering to make pieces that are rich in color and depth with unexpected palettes. Her paintings serve as a metaphor for life in that they depict the multitude of ways in which our experiences meld together. Alexandra’s work has been exhibited nationally, and her paintings are a part of private and corporate collections throughout the United States.
Sunday Selects | organic tones
Marlies Hoevers was born in the Netherlands and got her bachelor of design at the Royal Academy of Art in 2006. She started her career as a certified interior architect with Merkx+Girod Architects, a leading architecture studio in The Netherlands, based in Amsterdam. It was during that time Marlies developed a strong fascination for materials, their appearance and their emotional effects on people.
Happy Fall
Since the season has changed, you might feel like giving your home a new appearance with a fresh piece of art. Warm, neutral tones, can often add energy to a space. Here are some of our favorite pieces featuring autumnal colors that enhance the seasonal theme.
Featured Artist | Stephen Wilson
Stephen is anything but traditional. The medium used for his pieces is predominantly fabric and thread, combined with sculptural 3D printing, laser engraving, and painting. When you examine one of his pieces closely you will notice that each line and element is created with thread on top of luxurious fabrics. Some of his pieces contain millions of embroidery stitches and take hundreds of hours to create.
Sunday Selects | time to shape up
J P's interdisciplinary practice explores light and color in an ontological space in the materiality of fabric and thread, site-specific installation, and performance and presents stories of ritual integration and spiritual journeys. It is polytonal and unconfined by bifurcation - it explores bicultural and bigendered traits, the liminality of this world and beyond, and carries forward a heritage while simultaneously exploding convention. This examination is the outgrowth of continual struggle for safety in body and soul by synthesizing tensions and collapsing genres, spaces, identities, and norms. The work is coming off the walls, integrates personal story and cultural symbols, and inhabits the body.
Japandi Aesthetic
The perfect fusion of Japanese and Scandinavian, Japandi design focuses on minimalistic designs that are aesthetically pleasing yet highly functional. If you're familiar with Scandi design, you're sure to have come across the notion of "hygge." This is the Scandinavian concept of coziness in design and has found increasing popularity in the U.S. over the past few years. Now, fuse that idea with the Japanese notion of "wabi-sabi," or the idea that there is beauty in imperfection, and you create the design marriage that is Japandi.
