Davidson Galleries

Josef Albers, ‘Portfolio II, Folder 12’ from the Formulation: Articulation Portfolio, 1972, serigraph. Now on view in the gallery and online.

“Every perception of colour is an illusion, we do not see colours as they really are. In our perception they alter one another.” –Josef Albers

Visit Modern & Antique Exhibitions on davidsongalleries.com (homepage link in bio). The exhibition is on display now through May 31st.

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Visit the gallery today for the last chance to see the exhibition! Regular hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11-5. We will be closed on Tuesday while we prepare for the next exhibition.

Dive into the world of modern printmaking with Isabel Bishop and Peggy Bacon, artists who dedicated their craft to uplifting the working class. Their impactful works capture the essence of daily life and social realism, showcasing the beauty in the mundane. Join us in exploring their legacies and contributions to art and society.

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The Common Thread | June Artist Feature & Exhibition Email from Davidson Galleries Etchings from the early 20th century Progressive movement. {View email in browser}       The Common Thread Modern artists who used printmaking to uplift the working class

Richard Anuszkiewicz, ‘IV’ from the Sequential Portfolio, 1972, serigraph. Now on view in the gallery and online.

“There’s no reason why a set of colors or abstract shapes cannot convey feelings even stronger than a piece of realism. One can deal with visual symbols more easily if not restricted to familiar imagery. There’s no reason why an abstraction can’t remind you of a sunset or eclipse or any condition, any human condition.” –Richard Anuszkiewicz

Visit Modern & Antique Exhibitions on davidsongalleries.com (homepage link in bio). The exhibition is on display now through May 31st.

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Visit the gallery this week for the last chance to see the exhibition! Regular hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11-5.