Thursday, December 22, 2011
Yves Leterme
Friday, December 2, 2011
Yves Leterme
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Yves Leterme
Friday, November 25, 2011
Greg Huebner
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Adam Collier Noel
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Susan Brewer
Sarojini and David Johnson
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Books and Journals
Rai Peterson, Associate Professor of English at Ball State University. She has studied many small-press publishers and little magazines during the period, both their literary output and printing and binding methods. Recently, she has been exploring the use of vintage maps in the binding of travel journals. Laura Kuhlman, graduate of Ball State University, is currently a graduate student at the University of Iowa, where she is studying literature and is simultaneously a student at the Center for the Book. Laura makes intricate case-bound books from delicate papers with open spines. Karen Ruling, graduate of the English Department at Ball State University. Karen is the daughter of a costume designer, and her work shows unusual sartorial flair, both in choice of leathers and fabrics and elaborate closure systems using buttons and buckles. Maddy Witek, graduate of English and commercial printing departments at Ball State University. Her work concentrates on classically-bound case-books made with high-grade drawing papers and decorated paper-covered bindings. Additional works will be exhibited by David and Sarojni Johnson.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Jerry Points
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Curtis Miller
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Susan Brewer
Friday, September 16, 2011
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Pamela Murphy
Pet
25"x23"
I am adding 3 works by Wisconsin artist, Pamela Murphy. I first saw her work at Fine Line Gallery in Door County and was so impressed with the imagery and technique of her work. In her words, "I collect old photographs and choose figures from them for my paintings. The people whose lives are recorded in those pictures are strangers, yet they are familiar to all of us. They remind us of ourselves, our families, and our issues on both personal and cultural levels."
"The figures in my paintings are presented on a surface that is rich and textured. Many layers of paint reveal the history of the canvas and create a space that serves to isolate the form of each figure. My subjects have been disconnected from their original context and are recreated as icons for the viewer’s personal connection. Each viewer brings with them their own specific history, so a single image can mean different things to different people. The figures in my paintings exist in situations—or as objects—in which I hope the viewer will find a little of themselves."
Sara Zin
Shadow II
Sarah is an artist from New York and this will be the first showing of her work in the Midwest. She is a figurative painter that specializes in the human form. Her aim is to illustrate the process of thought and contemplation in an attempt to connect the viewer of the painting and provoke the viewer’s own internal questioning.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Debra Huse Workshop
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Adolph Heinze
I have an Adolph Heinze painting in the gallery for a very reasonable price. If interested contact me.
Adolph Heinze-Original, Oil on Board.
circa.1920s-30s. With Original Frame.
This Beautiful piece of Americana is truly an outstanding siren landscape of the Glacier National Forest. Heinze painted what is possibly the Lewis Mountain Range and the Lower Saint Marys Lake. Not confirmed of the location within the park.
Heinze, studied Landscape Painting under Impressionist
Karl Buehr and also was a student of William Merritt Chase.
His Artwork caught the attention of then, President Of the Great Northern Railway. In 1928, Louise W. Hill was in need of some Illustration advertisement work. So he Instructed Adolph Heinze to capture the beauty of the Northwest.
Heinze was a member of the All-Illinois Fine Artists Association in Chicago.He painted in Canada's Waterton Lake,the Grand Tetons and many other National Parks in the West.
Art Collectors take note, this is a very fine piece of Original Americana Art on display..Please contact me for any questions!
The size is 35w x 30h inches....w/frame is 39.5 x 35 inches. Excellent Condition. No Repairs done.
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Debra Huse
Lakeside Summer
Oil
Debra will be the featured artist for the September Gallery Walk. Debra Huse is a contemporary colorist and impressionist. She uses rich color and bold fluid strokes to capture the light and drama in her plein air and studio paintings. As Degas and Mary Cassatt, Huse enjoys working in oils and pastels, and is a Signature Member of the American Impressionist Society, the American Society for Marine Art & Pastel Society of America. Debra began formal painting when she was ten even stretching her own canvases.
Rick Bennett
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Sam Dolman
Bashful
Oil on Linen
20"x24"
A new cow from Sam Dolman, my UK Cow Connect. Once again a fantastic portrait of a subject he paints and excels. I had an opportunity to see two of Sam's cows purchased by good friends and big fans of the gallery. The two paintings were above the bed with a dark wall, good lighting and looked like they were commissioned for the space. It is always refreshing to see an art patron invest in something they love to see everyday.
Monday, August 1, 2011
Scott Christensen
I have two Scott Christensen small paintings now available in the gallery.The top one is 10"x12" and the other is 8"x10". Both are framed by Scott's custom framer and are hand carved and gold leaf. As many of you know, Scott seldom sells his small studies. I purchased from him (his signature on the back) in a 2006 workshop. For information on purchase, contact me at Eye On Art Gallery, 317.752.1722
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Debra Huse Workshop
Eye On Art is sponsoring a Plein Air Painting Workshop for the Debra Huse. Debra is a fantastic painter and teacher. The workshop will be in the Carmel, IN area and our base will be the Eye On Art Gallery on Main Street in Carmel. The three day workshop will be September 6-8. I am limiting the workshop to 15 artists and we already have seven that heard about it early and have signed up. So, don't delay too long. My attempt each year is to bring in a national painter to this area, giving our regional artists an opportunity to participate and save on expenses of flying to other sites.
The fee is $350 and includes a breakfast at the gallery. Workshop hours are 9am to 4pm with a lunch break. We will also being showing Debra's paintings in the gallery and an opening reception for Debra during our Second Saturday Gallery Walk, September 10.
Check out her gallery and website.
Debra Huse Gallery:
Debra Huse Website:
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Bruce Chapin
In his sculptural work, Bruce Chapin explores the mysteries of the universe, the known and the unknown, meaning and lack of meaning. Working primarily in wood, Chapin keeps his methods simple, hand carving each piece and finishing it with acrylic, milk paints, or encaustic.
"The more I create, the less I reveal. I find the universe a strange and marvelous place. I am still trying to figure it out. The workings of the known universe make complete sense to me, and simultaneously seem completely absurd."
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Randall Sexton
Randall Sexton will be the featured artist for the June Gallery Walk.
"A 'painters’ painter', Randall is one of the premier contemporary California landscape painters, also paints still-lifes, figures, and portraits with equal mastery. His work evokes deep feelings, whether it’s the solitude of a deserted street at night or the exultation of a beautiful landscape, each speaks softly to the viewer.”
Jean Stern, Executive Director -The Irvine Museum of Art
Monday, May 30, 2011
Mark Beltchenko
I am pleased to add the unique sculpture of Mark Beltchenko. Mark has created commissioned works for churches, corporations, casinos, libraries and municipalities in addition to producing his own bodies of work. He has participated in visiting artist programs and workshops.
His 2 works in the gallery combine the natural forms of carved limestone and steel implants. The smooth, almost pillowy, carved limestone is supported or almost cradled by steel structures that seem threatening and yet provocative.
Friday, May 20, 2011
Rob Day: New Landscapes
Take a look at how Rob Day approaches painting and the motivation behind his subject matter. Click on: Rob Day: New Landscapes
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Rob Day
Friday, May 6, 2011
Rob Day
Thursday, May 5, 2011
TSUGA Studio Glass
Rob Day
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Rob Day
Monday, May 2, 2011
Rob Day
Opening Reception is Saturday, May 14, 5-10pm.
Rob Day continues his development as a painter with an exhibit of new works at Eye On Art Gallery in Carmel. His exceptional paintings display his highly developed style of painting in the Tonalist tradition. Tonalism is rooted in the French Barbizon movement, which emphasized atmosphere and shadow. The Tonalist style is distinguished by the use of middle values of color as opposed to high chroma and stronger contrast.
Friday, April 22, 2011
Wilson McLean
Sam Dolman
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Sam Dolman
Harry Gold
Monday, April 18, 2011
Rob Day
An exhibit of Rob Day new landscape paintings will be at the Eye on Art Gallery in the Carmel Arts & Design District, May 14 - June 3.
Rob Day's portrait and illustration work has a following of publishers and art directors throughout the country. His oil portraits have been published in many of the nation's top magazines including Time, Sports Illustrated, Business Week, Esquire, GQ and Smithsonian magazine. Rolling Stone magazine recognized Rob's work in the book, "The Illustrated Portraits, the best portraits in the history of Rolling Stone magazine." A graduate of Herron School of Art & Design, Day was one of four artists featured in the exhibit "Illustrious Herron Illustrators", an exhibit showcasing the most accomplished illustrators in the history of Herron School of Art. His work has been exhibited at, and is included in, the permanent collection of the Indiana State Museum.
New Gallery Sign
Friday, April 8, 2011
Carmel Gallery Cover Art
The Cheryl Williams sculpture from Eye On Art Gallery will appear on the cover of the first Gallery Guide for our association galleries. Scheduled to be available for the May Gallery Walk, the guide will feature 8 galleries from the Carmel Arts and Design District. The guide provides our visitors with visuals from each gallery, contact information, and a map of gallery locations.
Friday, April 1, 2011
Laurie Wright
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Cindy Jackson
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Eye On Art Gallery Ad
The Carmel Arts District Gallery Association has contracted with the Carmel City Guide for a gallery insert booklet. This will be the full page ad for Eye On Art.The ad features paintings (left side) Jerry Points, Greg Huebner, Rob Day. On (right side) new sculpture by Cindy Jackson, Cheryl Williams, Craig Bleitz, and Nicholas Kekic
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Cindy Jackson
Another creative and skilled sculptor is joining the mix of artists at Eye On Art Gallery. Cindy Jackson is a sculptor living in California. I find her work to be magnificent and she is preparing to ship 2 works to the gallery that will be available for the April Gallery Walk. Of course, you can come in any time to take a look at the works. The sculpture shown here is Thirst. It is bronze and is: 14 1/2"x14 1/2"x4 3/4" on a black marble base.