Gayle Crites is featured in the first solo exhibition of our 2022 season. Continuing her work on "tapa" paper with earth oxides and natural dyes as colorant, Crites is creating landscape based abstractions that relate to contemporary environmental issues. Installation images posted by opening
Since 2007 at Chiaroscuro, Daniel Brice has produced an incredibly diverse body of work, mostly geometric abstraction leaning towards colorfield oil paintings and gestural abstraction on paper. This solo exhibition will continue in that tradition focusing on the last year of studio work, always experimental
Chiaroscuro is pleased to present a major solo exhibition of recent work from Daune Slick. On the heels of Slick's Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum show, "The Coyote Makes the Sunset Better" (Jan 6 - May 8, 2022, Ridgefield CT), Chiaroscuro exhibition will included work from that show, as well
Ed Brandt received a Master of Fine Arts from UNM in 2017 with a focus in painting and drawing. Ed’s painted abstractions balance reductive formal directness with layered media and materials exploring perceptions of time, place, object, and experience. For over a decade
