Martin Saint-Laurent Grand-maman j'vais m'lave' mon regard Mixed media on wood 96 x 24
Dahlia —Tom Baril
Dead Tree —Frank Webster
Kneeling Female —Richard Jolley
Aniocles Gregoire Arms Upraised Series Bronze 80.5
Greg Gustafson The Delta Oil on canvas 48 x 60
Frank Milo Gier Mixed media on canvas 48 x 12
Tabula Rasa —Richard Jolley
Dominic Besner Petit glockenspiel des bas plafond Giclee 15 x 15
Channel Bills —Hunt Slonem
Seth Conley Harvest Toil Oil on panel 12
Kevin T. Kelly Trigger Treat Acrylic on Canvas 70
Irish Myth Emma —Brett Osborn
—Hunt Slonem
Crosswalk 3 —Susan Maakestad
Kevin T. Kelly Drawing for Shot Down in Flames Pencil on paper 5
Dan Addington Veils of Morning Oil, wax, tar on wood 48 x 36 x 5
Seth Conley Well Read Oil on panel 30
George Downing Coffee & Cigarettes Mixed Media 39 x 13 x 4
Nouvellement Vôtre —Viviane Case-Fox
Casey Pierce Dual (Study) Charcoal and graphite 17.5
Gabriel Mark Love and Vice Oil on panel 40
Seth Conley Raven's Drawing Plane Oil on panel 30
Kevin T. Kelly Sketch for Silver in an Old Mirror Prismacolor on Film 4.75
Phurba Namgay Fire Lane Buddhas Pigment on canvas 12 x 16
George Downing Kelvinator Mixed Media 39 x 13 x 4
Blinking Nude —Joseph Hronek
Jon Coffelt Harley 5 Mixed media 8
Herb Williams Fashionista Mixed media 9.5
Herb Williams Hip Hop Mixed media 9.5
Kristina Colucci Gibson Firebird Encaustic block painting on wood 5 x 3.75 x 0.875
Kevin T. Kelly The Infidels Acrylic on paper 22

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Current Show

MURMUR

The Rymer Gallery opens the New Year with an exploratory show of what it means to be alive. Paintings and sculptures on exhibit will all deal with the issues that bind humanity together through our common corporeal existence. The two artists featured for the month are mixed media artist Jordan Eagles, from New York, and sculptress Amy Hamblin, from Seattle, WA. This extraordinary show will be on exhibit through Saturday, January 31st.

The hauntingly beautiful quality of Jordan Eagles artwork belies his most primal medium: blood. Wash after wash of blood is captured and preserved between numerous layers of clear resin, and mounted on the wall in translucent Plexiglas. The luminous effect of Jordan’s art is both mesmerizing and transfixing. As a viewer, it is difficult to turn away from, as our relationship to the art is on a cellular level. Beyond the medium Jordan chooses, what most viewers will find shocking is the artwork’s profound beauty.

Amy Hamblin’s woven, three-dimensional works read like a topographical map of the body politic. Her mesh and copper wire exoskeletons and organs explore the surface of the skin as a portal into our very being. She has disassociated body parts into stand-alone iconic objects. The organs are examined one step further by scooping all the mass out of them, so that only the odd husks remain. The portals and bumps and valves and stems remain on the sculptures, an anti-intuitive design inspired by that prankster, nature.

Herb Williams Inaugural Art

Unite, Herb Williams' three-dimensional portrait of Barack Obama will be in Washington, D.C. during the inaugeration as part of Manifest Hope curated by Shepard Fairey.

Prints are available. For more information, contact info@therymergallery.com.
 

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