Winter Eclectic is a curated display of paintings by various artists, including Gus Harper, Kevan Krasnoff, Tracy Lynn Pristas, Laurie Maves, Robert Martinez, Leslie Jorgensen, Maggie Levy, James Bohling, Sarah van Beckum, and Ulla Meyer. 

Japanese artist Tadashi Hayakawa will have a solo exhibition in the Artwork Network Gallery from October 6 – November 27, 2017. Origin II explores Hayakawa’s cultural identity and the pursuit of “home.” 

Artwork Network’s newest exhibition, Flourish, features the work of Denver artists and friends, Karen Roehl and Sarah van Beckum. The bright color palette, gestural brush strokes, and the obvious harmony between the two artists work creates an instant appeal.

Artwork Network’s summer exhibit, Chromatic, is a celebration of color. The contemporary paintings of Tracy Lynn Pristas, Jonathan McAfee, and Ron Trujillo capture eye-catching hues in paintings of abstracted landscapes, florals, and faces.

The work of Skye Mason, Maggie Levy, and Karen Poulson conjures a variety of stories and emotions. Varied Perceptions encourages people to look at these artists’ work in a multitude of ways; what they see, what they think the artist sees, and what others see. This dialogue with self is important in understanding and interpreting the way art is perceived.

The contrast between photography and painting, literal and abstract, explores how two people with a shared enthusiasm for globetrotting can create works of art equally honest to the location.

From landscapes to portraiture, there is something for every viewer to connect with in “Winter Eclectic”. The work features artists including Tracy Lynn Pristas, Jonathan McAfee, James Bohling, Sarah Van Beckum, Teruko Wilde, Bob Maes, Tadashi Hayakawa and Anina Hathaway. The local flare and non traditional pairings bring the show to life.

Longo and Hayakawa have an enduring friendship built on common roots. Both were born and raised in Tokyo, Japan, and share tremendous respect and appreciation for each other and their art. It is this commonality which is the spark for this two-person exhibition titled Ikitougou, a Japanese phrase meaning “to find a kindred spirit."

A collection of works by an array of local and national artists.

A collection of works by an array of local and national artists.

A collection of works by Android Jones inspired by Vedic Mythology. Original sketches, hand embellished works, and several never before seen images were on display.

Seen in:  5280 (Digital Davinci), 
WashPark Profile (3/31), 303 Magazine (Things to Do)

ENTICE featured three Colorado artists: Karen Roehl, Alyson Khan, and Rebecca Zimmerman. While the creations may seem unrelated – a combination of nature, soft forms, and geometry - the paintings and photographs are connected by an intangible allure. The careful variety of angles, lines, and brush strokes aim to create a calming and energetic experience, while exploring what makes abstract creations so enticing.

Winter Eclectic is a curated display of paintings by various artists, including Tadashi Hayakawa, Lola Montejo, Robert Martinez, and Sarah Van Beckum. 

Candy Coated is a curated display of colorful paintings by Rob Reasoner (Houston, Texas),  Ulla Meyer (Parker, Colorado), and Valentine Wolly (Washington, DC). The exhibit explores the relationship between these artists and the deeper meanings their artwork holds beneath the candy-colored shell. 

Vivid Visions is a curated exhibit featuring the artwork of Tracy Lynn Pristas, Silvana LaCreta Ravena, and Ana Maria Botero. The artwork consists of large scale abstracts, some landscape inspired, in bold color palettes.