Journey Into Abstraction

September 8 - 26, 2023

Lonnie Zarem: Footprints of the Ephemeral

September 8 - 30, 2023

Lonnie Zarem

Footprints of the Ephemeral

September 8 - 30, 2023

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e·phem·er·al /əˈfem(ə)rəl/

lasting for a very short time, transitory, fleeting, brief, temporary, fading, momentary, change, disappearance, transformation, passing of time

I have always been in awe of nature’s quick, short-lived moments of perfection. I like to pause to witness a flower that rarely emerges, to experience the changing moods of the sky, to ponder the unique flow of a river or a waterfall. To feel, breathe, and be part of those precise moments when the seasons change. To hear animal migrations begin and end in a few seconds.

Recalling and capturing these fleeting moments is to track the passing of time, noting that life goes on and there is more to see, feel, and appreciate. I want to notice the details and be part of nature’s forward walk; the dynamic shifts in time, and its unpretentious beauty. Moment by moment.

Group Show

A Journey into Abstraction

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Christine Oliver

Dan Woodard

Don Monkerud

Diane Warner-Wang

Edna Acri

Eric Doyle

Fiorenza Gorini

Gerry Anne Lenhart

Ina Berenger

Jean Thrift

Jenny Hopkinson

Katherine Filice

Ken Perkins

Linda Degastaldi

Luis Mieses

Lynn C. Waelde

M. Marquette

Malik Selle

Marilynn Host

Marina Smelik

Nadine Levin

Patricia Larenas

Paul Ransohoff

Paula Saslow

Steve Harris

Tom Green

Wayne Kvenvold

William Jackson

Opening reception photos by photographer Andrew Zarem. Andrew Zarem is a Silicon Valley based macro and art reproduction photographer. He uses calibrated lighting to produce high resolution images with accurate, true-to-life color. Digital reproductions are suitable for web, print and archival purposes. Faithfully represent your original pieces when submitting to galleries, setting up a website or making prints.

Contact Andrew at andrew.zarem@gmail.com.

Juror: Stella Zhang

Juror
Stella Zhang

Stella Zhang is a Chinese contemporary artist whose practice ranges from painting to sculpture and installation. Zhang is notable for her strong feminist approach in art-making. Her work is described as "a statement for women’s power and identity”. Zhang is exhibited world-wide and collected by public institutions such as the National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China, Copelouzos Family Art Museum, Athens, Greece; and Tan Shin Fine Arts Museum, Tokyo, Japan. There are seven monographs focusing on her work, published by Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco, Si Chuan Art Press, EDGE Gallery, JKD Gallery, and Galerie du Monde. She is a guest lecturer at Stanford University and also teaches at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing.