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Tips for the “Artist Block” – Intern Edition
November 1st, 2024
Written by Anna Keagy, Gallery Intern Even the best of artists gets hit by the so-called “artist block” every so often. When the creative juices just aren’t flowing, sometimes it’s good to experiment with something new. Trying out new mediums or techniques can help an artist climb out of a rut. It can also be […]
Fresh New Paintings by Bridgette Meinhold
October 29th, 2024
In her new solo show “Embodied,” opening Friday November 8th, Bridgette Meinhold shares a captivating collection of contemporary encaustic and cold wax paintings that explore the intricate relationship between body, identity, and landscape in the American West. Through layered surfaces, her work invites viewers to reflect on how the expansive terrains—ranging from misty, sage-covered […]
The Emotional Power of Art
October 20th, 2024
Written by Leslie Wright, Managing Director Art is often more than something we just look at — it is something we feel. Every piece tells a story, evokes a memory or stirs up deep emotions. Whether it’s through bold colors delicate brushstrokes, or abstract forms, art allows us to experience and wide range of emotions […]
Rising From the Ruins: Peter Roux and Asheville’s River Arts District
October 15th, 2024
A few short weeks ago, Hurricane Helene swept through Asheville, NC, unleashing destruction upon the vibrant River Arts District (RAD), a space renowned for housing the creative works of hundreds of artists. In many ways, one of the most artsy cities in America just lost its creative heart. Among those most affected was our Gallery […]
I Spy A.I. – Intern Edition
October 15th, 2024
Written by Anna Keagy, Gallery Intern A.I. has become increasingly prevalent in the art world. Many people are now trying to pass off AI-generated images as their own handmade artwork. It has appeared on posters, book covers, and Instagram. However, A.I. art isn’t perfect. Here are three tips for identifying when a piece of art […]
Blue For You
October 10th, 2024
Written by Rachelle Pimentel, Fine Art Consultant The color blue holds a unique place in the spectrum of colors. It has a rich array of meanings and significance across cultures and in history. As one of the three primary colors, blue is not only prevalent in nature but also deeply ingrained in human consciousness. […]
Picture This: Animal Art
October 5th, 2024
In our blog series, “Picture This,” we use the magic of Photoshop to present our artists’ latest work in a whole new light. If you’re unable to stop by the gallery, we hope to help you virtually experience these fresh, new works in beautiful, modern settings. In this installment of the series, we imagine how […]
Picture This: Corporate Collections II
September 30th, 2024
In Part II of “Picture This: Corporate Collections,” we continue to harness the magic of Photoshop to present our artists’ latest works in luxury corporate settings as inspiring as your business. From common spaces and break rooms to boardrooms and corner offices, we’ll help you find fresh, exciting artwork to invigorate your space and optimize […]
What Is Encaustic Art?
September 23rd, 2024
Here at Gallery MAR, we’re proud to feature a diversity of artistic styles and media. From luminous oil paintings to glistening bronze sculptures, there’s always a multitude of media to appreciate within our gallery walls. Most visitors and collectors alike are familiar with the media our artists create with, but one unique medium in particular […]
Welcome to America Martin
September 17th, 2024
Unveiling our newest addition to the Gallery MAR roster: America Martin! 💛✨ Martin is an an internationally represented Colombian American painter and sculptor based in Los Angeles. She describes herself as a “painting anthropologist,” working primarily with paint on canvas and paper to explore the human experience -– and the human form. […]