Two New Sculptures by jd hansen
For an artist whose work has spent decades examining the human condition, jd hansen has occasionally allowed an animal into the conversation. Horses...

From our families to yours, Happy Holidays! We wish you the happiest of times with friends and family and a great start into the New Year! It has been both, a challenging and an amazing year and I want to thank all of our clients and artists for their support and great spirits!
Over a hundred years ago, the German writer and comedian Kurt Valentin exclaimed "Kunst is schoen, macht aber viel Arbeit"! That means "Art is beautiful, but creates a lot of work"!
Art is my passion and I love what I do, so it never feels like work, but I want to give a heartfelt thank you to my team: Mirela, Bethany, David, Hugo, and Eli. They had no idea what they would get themselves into when they started working for me and they have worked hard this last year! In this spirit, I gave everybody the rest of the year off and both, the Village Court Gallery and the Palm Springs Showroom will be closed from Friday 12/24 until Sunday 1/02/2022.
I will be around over the Holidays and will go to the gallery for a few hours every day to catch up on all the year-end paperwork, so if you're in town and want to see what's new, please give me a call or send me an email and I'll meet you.
Again, Happy Holidays and all our best wishes!

Christian Hohmann
Holiday Hours:
Village Court Gallery:
Visits by appointment - www.hohmann.art/visit
Palm Springs Showroom:
Wednesday 12/22 from 11 - 6
Thursday 12/23 from 11 - 6
Closed from 12/24 - 1/04 - will reopen 1/05
Usual hours Wednesday through Saturday 11 - 6
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