Today we share Julie Wolfe’s exciting news, her work is featured in the Daugavpils Mark Rothko Art Centre’s 5-person exhibition The Color of Light: Utopian Abstractions. . Opening in Latvia, July 2, the exhibition will also travel to France and the United States. The Color of Light features artists Julie Wolfe, Go Segawa, Pascal Fancony, Anton Ginzburg, and Yves Ullens.
We are pleased to announce that gallery artist Sayaka Suzuki was one of three artists selected for the Visual Arts Center’s Annual Artist Residency program. Suzuki has been invited to spend a year at VisArts to create new work. Additionally, she will be featured in the mid-residency group exhibition in Spring 2022. . You can see Suzuki’s newest body of work, MIGRATIONS, at Page Bond Gallery through July...
Calling all students and lifelong learners! Gallery artist Ryan Syrell has just launched 3 summer courses: Color Practices, Studio Topics, and Pro Practice. . Courses are online with 2.5 hrs of group sessions and 0.5 hrs of personal sessions weekly. . Click here to learn more or register!
Page Bond Gallery is excited to share that gallery artist Lee Saloutos received a Bronze in Architecture/Interior in the 2020 PX3 Prix de la Photographe Paris.
We are excited to share a new video highlighting gallery artist Peter Cochrane’s exhibition Osiris, featuring photographs from his 28 self-portraits. Each work in the series represents a year of his life in which Cochrane, now 33, reflects on past traumatic experiences and his subsequent healing. . OSIRIS is on view through March 27
We are proud to announce that the Library of Congress has recently acquired two pieces by gallery artist Peri Schwartz. You can find Schwartz's work in esteemed collections such as LACMA, the Met, MFA Boston, and the Victoria and Albert Museum, including many others. Studio 20b, 2019, Monotype, 28 x 22 inches. Studio #21, 2020, Collage, 32 x 22.5 inches.
Page Bond Gallery is pleased to share this cool collaboration based on a painting by Sarah Boyts Yoder and interpreted through wool by nomadic weaving artisans of Morocco. Artwork available at the gallery.
Page Bond Gallery is delighted to announce that gallery artist Roberto Jamora has been appointed the Distinguished Fine Arts Fellow in Residence at the College of William & Mary. Jamora's residency is part of the college's Asian Centennial Celebration, celebrating that a century ago this fall, the first Asian student enrolled at the college. W&M Asian Centennial
Page Bond Gallery is excited to share that gallery artist Lee Saloutos had 3 images chosen for the 2020 Photo Review International Competition, including an Honorable Mention prize. Competition juried by Kathy Ryan, Photo Editor, and Jessica Dimson, Deputy Director of Photography, of The New York Times Magazine. To be exhibited later this spring in Philadelphia. View the winners Additionally, we are pleased to share that Saloutos received...
Page Bond Gallery is pleased to announce that gallery artist Lynda Ray is featured in The Painting Center's digital exhibition One in a Year. The exhibition reflects on how artists have used their practice as a tool to explore, develop, and engage their creativity as a means to wellness during 2020. View the exhibition Stitch, Encaustic on panel, 24 x 24 x 1.75 inches.