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sunday selects | soft blues
Sunday Selects is a weekly review of the art, artists and culture curated by gallery director and founder Kim Fonder. By providing a connection to newly discovered art and objects as well as sharing enjoyed rituals, Exhibit hopes to expand enjoyment of the creative approach in your everyday life. We find this approach similar to the concept of wabi sabi, a Japanese term referring to the appreciation of the beauty of imperfection, impermanence, and simplicity as the natural state of things in the world. This week we feature Chris Brandell, Patti Parsons, and Pascal Pierme.
Warm Minimalism
Warm minimalism is a design style that combines the simplicity of minimalism with the warmth and comfort of natural materials. This design trend is gaining popularity due to its ability to create a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere in the home. The concept is to use a neutral color palette, natural light, and a few carefully selected decor items to create a clean and uncluttered space. Warm minimalism design is perfect for those who appreciate simplicity and want to create a calming environment in their home.
Featured Artist | Kim Fonder
Kim Fonder is an accomplished artist based in Tulsa, whose creations are known for their simplicity and sophistication. Her works often feature clean lines and minimalistic compositions, and she has a keen eye for balance and harmony in her art. Through her work, she invites viewers to appreciate the beauty in the everyday and to see the world through a lens of simplicity and elegance. Fonder's dedication to her craft and her commitment to creating art that is both beautiful and meaningful make her a standout talent in the Tulsa arts community.
sunday selects | the art of wabi sabi
Sunday Selects is a weekly review of the art, artists and culture curated by gallery director and founder Kim Fonder. By providing a connection to newly discovered art and objects as well as sharing enjoyed rituals, Exhibit hopes to expand enjoyment of the creative approach in your everyday life. We find this approach similar to the concept of wabi sabi, a Japanese term referring to the appreciation of the beauty of imperfection, impermanence, and simplicity as the natural state of things in the world.
Modern Farmhouse
Modern farmhouse interior design is a popular style that combines the rustic charm of traditional farmhouse decor with contemporary elements and clean lines. Consider choosing pieces that feature natural elements, such as landscapes or botanicals, to enhance the organic feel of the farmhouse style. Alternatively, abstract or geometric art can add a modern twist to the design. Pairing art with vintage or distressed furniture pieces can create a unique and inviting atmosphere that is both stylish and cozy. With the right art pieces, you can create a modern farmhouse interior that is both beautiful and functional.
Featured Artist | Brandon Reese
Meet the Artist Brandon Reese, whose work spans across various mediums Brandon Reese is an artist who specializes in stoneware and porcelain and often incorporates wood into his pieces. He received his BFA in sculpture from the Kansas City Art Institute, where he gained mastery in bronze, cast iron, steel, wood, and ceramics. During his time in Kansas City, he apprenticed under Jim Leedy before earning his graduate degree in ceramics at Bowling Green State University. While there, Reese had the opportunity to work alongside renowned artists such as Jun Kaneko, Don Reitz, and Peter Voulkos. He focused on salt and wood firing to create unique and varied surfaces on each sculpture.
sunday selects | do what comes naturally
Sunday Selects is a weekly review of the art, artists and culture curated by gallery director and founder Kim Fonder. By providing a connection to newly discovered art and objects as well as sharing enjoyed rituals, Exhibit hopes to expand enjoyment of the creative approach in your everyday life. We find this approach similar to the concept of wabi sabi, a Japanese term referring to the appreciation of the beauty of imperfection, impermanence, and simplicity as the natural state of things in the world. This week, we feature 3 artists , Brandon Reese,Patricia Larsen, and Jodi Walsh,paired with our curated selection of furniture and accessories.
Abstract Art
Abstract art is a unique form of expression that challenges our traditional notions of art. Unlike representational art, abstract art does not attempt to depict reality in a realistic way. Instead, it focuses on the use of color, shape, and form to communicate emotion and ideas. By incorporating abstract art into your home decor, you can create a visually stimulating and thought-provoking environment that reflects your individuality and style.
Featured Artist | Bernd Haussmann
Bernd Haussmann's artwork is a creative investigation of the effects of time, temperature, and the environment on surfaces. His paintings on metal, acrylic, glass, wood, canvas, and paper are a testament to his remarkable talent. His work has been exhibited worldwide, including at Art Hong Kong, San Francisco Art Fair, Art Santa Fe, Miami Project, Toronto International Art, and other prestigious venues. In addition to his exhibition success, his work is included in numerous corporate and museum collections, such as the Danforth Museum of Art, the Lyman Allyn Museum of Art, the Longview Museum of Art, Montserrat College of Art, Provincetown Art Association and Museum, and the Museum der Stadt Reutlingen.
sunday selects | shape and scale
Sunday Selects is a weekly review of the art, artists and culture curated by gallery director and founder Kim Fonder. By providing a connection to newly discovered art and objects as well as sharing enjoyed rituals, Exhibit hopes to expand enjoyment of the creative approach in your everyday life. We find this approach similar to the concept of wabi sabi, a Japanese term referring to the appreciation of the beauty of imperfection, impermanence, and simplicity as the natural state of things in the world. This week, we feature 3 artists , Pascal Pierme, Bernd Haussmann, and Kim Fonder as well as the a stylistic view of design simplicity.
Hygge Home
Hygge is a Danish concept that translates to a feeling of coziness, warmth, and comfort. It is about creating a sense of well-being and contentment in your surroundings, particularly in your home. Incorporating art into your home decor can help enhance the hygge atmosphere by adding visual interest, creating a sense of comfort, and providing a personal touch.
Featured Artist | Holly Addi
Holly Addi is a Salt Lake City-based artist whose work follows the legacy of abstract expressionism artists such as Helen Frankenthaler and Clyfford Still. Like her predecessors, Addi has mastered the power of negative space to create a commanding visual effect. Her paintings, constructed with rules and omissions, acceptance and refusal, convey intense personal moments through abstraction. Each time you approach her work, you will discover new layers of depth that engage the viewer. Addi's talent has earned her exhibitions in major cities such as New York, Atlanta, and Houston, and features in publications such as Architectural Digest, Harper's Bazaar CZ, and MyDomaine.
sunday selects | get in line
Sunday Selects is a weekly review of the art, artists and culture curated by gallery director and founder Kim Fonder. By providing a connection to newly discovered art and objects as well as sharing enjoyed rituals, Exhibit hopes to expand enjoyment of the creative approach in your everyday life. We find this approach similar to the concept of wabi sabi, a Japanese term referring to the appreciation of the beauty of imperfection, impermanence, and simplicity as the natural state of things in the world. This week, we feature 3 artists , Kathleen Hope, Jeri Eisenberg, and Holly Addi as well as the a stylistic view of design simplicity.
Wabi Sabi
When it comes to interior design, Wabi-Sabi emphasizes the use of natural materials within the space. The aesthetic should evoke a sense of nature through its color, texture, and ambiance. The key is to ensure that all items within the space have a natural quality to them.
Featured Artist | Jennifer Wagner
Drawing on her extensive experience studying classic car restoration, Jennifer Wagner has developed a unique understanding of pigment mechanics, transparency, refraction, and finishing. Wagner's artwork incorporates these concepts to produce prismatic depth and complexity. Using a "built-up" technique, the abstract expressionist manipulates shadow, blur, and reflection to create stunning visual effects. Wagner's art embodies her philosophy: "Creating freedom from control and randomness from organization."
sunday selects | timeless art
Sunday Selects is a weekly review of the art, artists and culture curated by gallery director and founder Kim Fonder. By providing a connection to newly discovered art and objects as well as sharing enjoyed rituals, Exhibit hopes to expand enjoyment of the creative approach in your everyday life. We find this approach similar to the concept of wabi sabi, a Japanese term referring to the appreciation of the beauty of imperfection, impermanence, and simplicity as the natural state of things in the world. This week, we feature 3 artists , Alan Alldredge, Amee Calloway, and Jennifer Wagner as well as the a stylistic view of design simplicity.
