Haley Hasler’s painstakingly rendered self-portraits often depict her balanced at the precipice of chaos. For many women, these scenes of frenetic domestic life may be exaggerated, but they are also familiar. Hasler’s paintings offer a knowing look into womanhood and… Read More
Washington-based Margo Selski paints surreal scenes of a neo-Renaissance. Filled with mysterious be-ruffed princesses, white rabbits, royal regalia and strange technology, her style evokes Flemish painting’s glory days. Much of Margo’s current work features this young model: This is Theo,… Read More
Chaffey College and the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art are pleased to present Separation Anxiety, curated by Denise Johnson and Rebecca Trawick, October 11 – November 13, 2010. Join the artists for a roundtable discussion on Wednesday, October 13, 5-6:30pm… Read More
Woodmere Museum, Philadelphia added eight more works of Jack Gerber, who has had several prior pieces on display for many years. We were very honored to be invited and join Jack at the opening Saturday, 10/2/2010.
“The Hobbit.” “Lord of the Rings.” Rare worlds indeed. Both have come to life visually in book covers created by painter Donato Giancola, a myth-maker in his own right whose work will be at the Richard J. Demato Gallery in… Read More
Richard J. Demato Gallery will join forces with 101 Exhibit of Miami to present an exhibition by Bo Bartlett, David Bowers, Jason Alexander, Charles Phfal and Donato Giancola. The opening reception will be held Saturday, August 7, from 6 to… Read More
Fountain Gallery, the premier venue in New York City representing artists with mental illness, held a special event, “Art on the Waterfront,” on Saturday, July 31, 2010. The event was hosted by Richard Demato and his wife, Harriet Sawyer, at… Read More
The story involves fast driving, water views and that slim period of time when dusk lowers night’s curtain on the day. When the whirlwind tour was over, a new series of East End landscapes was born. Captured with a camera… Read More
Times are tough for all the non-profits. And when services provided have to remain confidential in order to protect clients, as in the casework of The Retreat, fund-raising becomes even more challenging. Luckily, an art opening and exhibition is poised… Read More
