Thursday, May 5, 2011

TSUGA Studio Glass



I just received the beautiful hand blown bowls from TSUGA Glass Studios in Vermont. Stunning works in beautiful color choices. Perfect gift choice. The selection here are 14" in diameter.

Rob Day



Near the Clearing
36"x24"

This was one of the paintings that was accepted into the 2010 Hoosier Salon. And, one of the works featured in Rob Day: New Landscapes opening May 14 at the gallery.

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Rob Day



Rob has done a series of small works for the May Gallery Walk. This painting is one from that series of 7"x12".

Monday, May 2, 2011

May Ad



May Gallery Ad. Eye On Art will feature Rob Day. Opening on Saturday, May 14, 5-10pm.

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



This is one of three Wilson McLean's paintings now in the gallery. A small jewell and affordable. The title: Thunderhead.

Sam Dolman



The second cow painting now in Eye On Art Gallery, framed (Sam sends them from the UK rolled and I stretch them and frame) and ready for viewing. Meet Tulip, 20"x24" oil on linen.

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Sam Dolman



Another cow painting from Sam Dolman, painter from the UK. Sam continues his exploration and depiction of cows and other animals. This is an oil on linen, 20"x24" and is titled Lily.

Harry Gold




Another sculpture by New York artist, Harry Gold...sold through the Eye On Art Gallery. The work is steel and bronze and measures 45"x6"x32"

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



Well...it is official. The new gallery sign went up this morning. It looks great and is metal with all of the letters raised and in relief.

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



New screen print, Silk Treasure, is a large framed work and very dynamic. An excellent buy for any large home space or office.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Cindy Jackson




This is the second bronze I will have on display from the very talented sculptor, Cindy Jackson. The sculpture measures 38" high on a 20x"13" marble base. And...it is titled Nude Descending Staircase..

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