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Featured Artist | Gigi Mills
Mills' Unique Artistic Style: Deconstructing and Reconstructing Everyday Life Mills has a distinctive way of deconstructing everyday scenes and then reconstructing them with layers of rich oils to create ethereal and timeless images that are both personal and profound. Her art seems to be inspired by the profound effects of nature and evokes thoughts of endurance and resurgence, while also emphasizing the significance of the ordinary.
Sunday Selects | Deep Tones
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 , Kim Amell, Chris Brandell, and Gigi Mills .
Modern Rustic
Modern farmhouse interior design is a popular design style that brings together the rustic charm of a traditional farmhouse with modern elements to create a comfortable and inviting space.
Featured Artist | Margaret Evangeline
Margaret Evangeline is a contemporary abstract female artist whose work has been greatly influenced by her upbringing in Louisiana. She is well-known for her post-minimalist paintings, but she has branched out to sculpture constructed with metals. Her artwork is thought-provoking, captivating, and often times conveys a message of strength, resilience, and hope. She has been featured in numerous exhibitions, and her work is celebrated for its unique style and powerful themes.
Sunday Selects | Cultivating Attitude
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 , Margaret Evangeline, Mark Jackson, and Aileen Chong as well as the a stylistic view of design simplicity.
Modern Desert
Desert landscapes are naturally muted, so choosing a color scheme that complements this is a great way to create a cohesive look. Think warm, earthy tones like sand, taupe, and beige. With its abundance of sunshine, a modern desert inspiration is the perfect place for light-filled interiors.
Featured Artist | Pascal Pierme
The Art of Pascal Pierme: Drawing Inspiration from the Enchanting Landscapes of Santa Fe Hailing from France, sculptor Pascal Pierme has spent the past two decades living in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Sunday Selects | Modern Desert Vibes
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, Jodi Walsh, and Jim Polan as well as the a stylistic view of modern desert
Statement Art
Having a piece of statement art in your home can add a unique touch to your living space. It can serve as a conversation starter and add character to any room. Statement art can come in various forms such as paintings, sculptures or even furniture. It allows you to express your personality and style in a creative way.
Featured Artist | Keren Toledano
"There is no story without elements in tension. Transparent and opaque, smooth and textured— each aspect amplifies the qualities of the other. The painting is always a palimpsest, a document of layers that build on one another. As a creative writer, I am interested in the overlap of story and image, the ways in which specific marks invoke a pre-linguistic syntax. Stains on raw canvas as adjectives, hard-lined shapes as concrete nouns. What seems most solid is a mere reaction to what lies beneath it."
Sunday Selects | Modern Geometry
Sunday Selects is a weekly review of the art, artists and culture curated by gallery director and founder Kim Fonder. The books, podcasts, music, and food highlighted are shared to connect to our readers to their own creative processes. 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 artists focused on geometric shapes in modern organic tones. Keren Toledano, a painter, Morgan Robinson, a sculptor, and Oklahoma born artist, John Paul Phillipe, painter, sculptor, and mixed media artist.
Natural Beauty
Having art and decor that imitates natural beauty can be a wonderful way to bring the outdoors inside and create a peaceful and calming environment in your home. Whether you choose to incorporate landscapes, botanical prints, or other nature-inspired elements, these pieces can add a touch of serenity and tranquility to any room. Not only do they provide visual interest, but they can also help to promote a connection with the natural world and encourage a sense of mindfulness and relaxation. Additionally, using natural materials such as wood, stone, and plants can further enhance the natural aesthetic and create a cohesive and harmonious design scheme.
Featured Artist | Cindy Press
Cindy Press' work is a tribute to both women and men, as she delves into the relationship between fashion and personal identity. Press believes that our style choices reflect how we interact with the world: "Clothes are a personal decision and what we choose to wear is the way we express ourselves." Her art serves as a metaphor for how we engage with our surroundings, with a focus on the gesture or pose that carries the history of figure or portrait painting.
Sunday Selects | Naturally
Sunday Selects is a weekly review of the art, artists and culture curated by gallery director and founder Kim Fonder. The books, podcasts, music, and food highlighted are shared with our email subscribers to enjoy and to connect to their own creative processes. 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 try Jackson Pollock's spaghetti sauce, read Provenance, a book about art forgery. Watch Everything, Everywhere All at Once. Let us know how you liked what we shared. We look forward to hearing more about your creative discoveries. This week, we feature 3 artists Cindy Press, Kim Amell, and Jodi Walsh.
Black Interiors
Having a heavy black interior art and decor can create a dramatic effect in any space. Black is a bold and powerful color that can evoke a sense of sophistication and elegance. By incorporating black art pieces or decor elements into your interior design, you can instantly elevate the look and feel of your space. Black can also serve as a neutral backdrop for other colors to pop against, making it a versatile choice for any design scheme.
Featured Artist | Marlies Hoevers
Marlies Hoevers is the founder of 'HoeversID', an art studio where she explores unconventional materials like concrete, cement, textile, sawdust, and cardboard. What fascinates her is the process of revealing the hidden beauty in ordinary materials. Her artwork is characterized by a combination of smooth, cracked, mottled, scratched and different textures, rather than perfect smoothness. Marlies adds delicate materials such as wire or sawdust to create a more fragile or softer appearance to the concrete.
