Heather James Fine Art is pleased to announce the 2009-2010 exhibition schedule as follows:
Midcentury WOW! : Penelope Gottlieb
October 16, 2009
6-8 p.m.
Artist Penelope Gottlieb’s exquisite salon style exhibition of exquisite monotone pencil drawings of midcentury homes inspired by real estate ads, making a comment on the American dream, economic value fluctuations, the housing market and architecture’s influence on geographic location.
Picasso
November 28, 2009
6-8 p.m.
Glimpse at the master’s work.
Krisjanis Kaktins-Gorsline
November 28, 2009
6-8 p.m.
Selections of new work from the contemporary Canadian painter of muted palettes inspired by the subconscious and dream states.
Roger Thomas : Inspirational Drawings
January 15, 2010
6-8 p.m.
An installation of the world-renowned designer’s work installed among site-specific drawings.
Melvin Martinez
January 15, 2010
6-8 p.m.
Puerto Rican contemporary painter’s multilayered paintings remarking on excess and over-the-top cultural ritual, celebration, consumption and memory achieved through the use of impasto-like application of materials such as plaster, glitter, gel mediums and the chaotic application of paint texture.
Season Blockbuster Exhibition
March 20, 2010
6-8 p.m.
Content to be announced.
Sea Men
April 16
6-8 p.m.
A group show as counterpoint to last season’s Attention to Detail women’s show in which male artists will be featured from around the world. The theme will metaphorically express the life of the Sea Man—the solo traveler and observer, the mysteries of the deep, and the individual journey through life as seen in art.
Heather James Fine Art is an 8,500 square foot gallery located at 45-188 Portola Avenue in Palm Desert and featuring a wide array of art ranging from Impressionist and Modern art to Post-War and Contemporary, American, Latin American, Old Master, Photography and Design. The new Fine Art gallery is an expansion and evolution of the current Heather James Art & Antiquities, which continues to operate in the El Paseo location and provide clients with the finest in cultural antiquities and ethnographic art from all corners of the world.
For more information, contact 760-346-8926 or email kimberly@heatherjames.com.
I am trying to locate a local artist in Palm Springs. Her name is Carrol Palmerston and she would be 90 years old.
I deeeply appreciate any help you might
provide.
Posted by: Terry N. Black | November 10, 2010 at 10:06 AM