Neil Nagy
A single figure can carry an entire world in Neil Nagy’s paintings. His expressive use of line, color, and gesture draws on a lifelong engagement...
I had opened my first gallery just a few months before and this was my first exhibition with an artist that my parents did not represent before. Out of the blue, the local TV station Hamburg 1 called and wanted to interview me about the artist, Lois Wagner. Later I would be a guest on that show on a regular basis but this first time I remember I was so nervous I could barely think straight until we went on air and all of a sudden it all came back to me and I did ok.
The exhibition was quite involved. Wagner created wall-filling paintings/reliefs that were made from driftwood.
Bernard Dunaux
Born in Australia, Bernard Dunaux studied art in Paris before making Los Angeles his home. Inspired by the great minimalist painters, he has...
Matt Devine
Matt Devine makes a demanding material feel unexpectedly light. Working in steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and bronze, he builds sculptures whose...