GAMUT: A Group Show about Color

GAMUT: A Group Show about Color
with Jeffrey Bishop, Jeanette Fintz, Matthew Langley and David Provan

Opening Receptions: Fri & Sat. June 2 and 3rd, 5-8pm

Cross   Contemporary   Art

*NEW LOCATION*
99 Partition St. Saugerties, New York 12477
on view thru June 25
GALLERY HOURS: Thurs- Mon 12-5pm

GAMUT: A Group Show about Color features paintings and drawings by Jeffrey Bishop, Jeanette Fintz and Matthew Langley and the sculpture of David Provan.
The exhibition presents contemporary expressions of color and line through 2 and 3 dimensional space. The term “Gamut” is used in color theory to express the means by which the entire range of color can be represented. In this show, Bishop, Fintz, Langley and Provan explore the power and vibrations of colors as they interact with one another using line, form and gesture.

About   the   Artists:

Jeffrey Bishop: Jeffrey Bishop has shown his work nationally and internationally for many years including solo shows at the Seattle Art Museum, Miami University (Ohio), the Danforth Art Museum in Framingham, MA and San Diego State University as well as numerous solo gallery and group shows. He taught for many years at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, WA but now makes his home and studio in Brooklyn, NY. He most recently completed a residency in Berlin. More about Jeffrey Bishop: http://jeffreybishop.com

Jeanette Fintz: Jeanette Fintz is a painter, art educator, art writer and independent curator who is the recipient of many grants, travel stipends, artist residencies and awards. Her abstract paintings have a geometric substructure that supports vibrant color expressions. Carter Ratcliff writes: “…we might well imagine that she (Jeanette Fintz) is the traveller, reflecting on experiences that are of course individual not universal.Yet she travels confidently in the realm of universals”. More about Jeanette Fintz and her work: http://jeanettefintz.com

Matthew Langley: Matthew Langley’s prolific works on paper are studies about brushwork and gesture as well as color vibrations and their interactions. Stripping art down to the visual essentials and creating multiple paintings on minimalist themes, Langley, according to Kriston Capps, “proves to be more recidivist than redux”. Mr. Langley has shown extensively throughout the United States and his work can be found in many public, private and corporate collections. More about Matthew Langley: http://matthewlangley.com

David Provan: David Provan explores color and form to create sculptural diagrams of spiritual experience. The chromatic brilliance of the powder coat surface on steel structures make an unambiguous statement about presence. Mr. Provan has been the recipient of a Pollack-Krasner Foundation Grant and his work is in many private and public collections including the MTA Arts in the Subways Permanent Collection and in the Yale University Art Gallery. More about David Provan: http://davidprovan.com

GAMUT: A Group Show about Color opens with two artists’ receptions on Friday, June 2 at 5-8pm and on Saturday, June 3, 5-8pm and runs through June 25, 2017.