Joseph Nease Gallery

Joseph Nease Gallery's second exhibition, Sweep, opens with a reception attended by several of the participating artists. Sweep is a regional and national survey of close to 20 contemporary painters, presenting new or recent artwork by all of the painters currently represented by the gallery, as well as other invited and local painters. Running the gamut from classical realism to hard-edged abstraction, the paintings displayed will address the subjects of beauty, ethnicity, justice, history, spiritualism, landscape and formalism. The exhibition…

In conjunction with the Art for Earth Day Gallery Hop, Joseph Nease Gallery will host the opening of a photography exhibition showing new works by local photographer Tim White and an art film installation by filmmaker Allen Killian-Moore. The photography exhibition represents new work by Tim White after a period of reflection following the completion of several large projects including the NEMBA award-winning book and exhibition In and Out of Context. Allen Killian-Moore's installation film Permanent State of Exception by…

Joseph Nease Gallery presents the public opening of James Brinsfield: A Twenty-year Retrospective. Committed to abstract painting since the 1970s, Brinsfield is a painter whose works are in numerous public and private collections including the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art in Overland Park, Kan., the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art both in Kansas City, Mo. His career includes 19 one-person shows in Chicago, Washington D.C., Los Angeles…

Warren Rosser's new art exhibit opens in Gallery B of Joseph Nease Gallery. The exhibit features smaller works on paper and one recent painting and takes place in conjunction with the Downtown Duluth Arts Walk. For further information, please contact gallery manager Amanda Hunter by email at [email protected] or by phone at 218-461-8380.

Joseph Nease Gallery’s newest exhibition features the work of three dynamic mid-career artists from around the US: photographer Raissa Venables and painters Marcus Cain and Eric Sall. Cain will be present for this reception. Cain paints with ceramic tools that he has specially modified in order to create patterns of distinct, opaque marks with a continuous hard edge. In his paintings, he creates layer upon layer of these patterns, giving each 2D work a sense of greater depth as the…

McTavish's typical artwork and media is the moving image, advancing and non-repeating code and projection -- work that lends itself to extended viewing. But as the viewer tries to observe if there are patterns or repeats, one can never be sure if they exist and the images are not visible long enough for detailed study before they morph and change under the machine's creative work. For further information, contact the gallery’s manager, Amanda Hunter, by email at [email protected] or by…

Sirpa Särkijärvi is a painter from Turku, Finland. More than 20 of her newest paintings will be on display in this exhibit.

A reception for Kluber's new show, called "Friday, I'm in Love." The display includes new and recent work and features three large-scale paintings with computer projections. Several new, smaller-scale paintings and works on paper will also be shown. Kluber has long been interested in the color-field painters and the light and space artists from the 1960s and 1970s. His paintings are carefully-striped colored lines and bars on thin aluminum supports.

Joseph Nease Gallery presents Heaven and Other Realms, a solo exhibition by Albuquerque, NM artist Heidi Pollard. The exhibition opening coincides with the Downtown Duluth Arts Walk. Heaven and Other Realms is a collection of Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant-winning artist Pollard's small oil, gouache and ink paintings. On display through November 2, 2019.

Kathy McTavish presents Count. Map. Pulse. Breathe., her new art exhibition of multi-layered trans/media installations. Her pieces examine queer identity, ecological collapse, the creativity and inventiveness of the human mind, the relationship between humans and technology and the future of the things we create. Count. Map. Pulse. Breathe. opens Dec. 13 and remains on display through Feb. 13. For further information, contact Amanda Hunter by email at [email protected] or by phone at 218-461-8380.

Kathy McTavish discusses her exhibit Count. Map. Pulse. Breathe., her art exhibition of multi-layered trans/media installations. Her pieces examine queer identity, ecological collapse, the creativity and inventiveness of the human mind, the relationship between humans and technology and the future of the things we create. Count. Map. Pulse. Breathe. is on display display through Feb. 13. For further information, contact Amanda Hunter by email at [email protected] or by phone at 218-461-8380.

Kathy McTavish discusses Count. Map. Pulse. Breathe., her art exhibition of multi-layered trans/media installations. Her pieces examine queer identity, ecological collapse, the creativity and inventiveness of the human mind, the relationship between humans and technology and the future of the things we create. Count. Map. Pulse. Breathe. is on display display through Feb. 13.