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| PANG JEN
Opening Party Friday, April 25, 7 - 9 p.m.
Now in his eighties, renowned Chinese-born artist Pang Jen continues to paint in the inimitable style that brings joy and pleasure to collectors worldwide. His uplifting palette of soft, yet vibrant, pinks, blues, greens, corals and yellows complements his choice of subject matter-beach and harbor scenes, mountainous landscapes, still lifes, as well as figures in colorful settings, both indoors and out. His oil paintings on canvas are influenced by his travels throughout Europe, Southeast Asia, the West Indies and Mexico. As a young man, the award-winning artist studied in China, Hong Kong and Paris. His distinctive work is now found in museums and important collections around the world. Pang Jen has resided in the United States (Florida) since 1966.
April 25 – May 9, 2008
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| AMY GIUST
Opening Party - Meet the Artists
Friday, May 16, 7 - 9 p.m.
Miller Gallery presents a long-awaited show of new works by popular artists Amy Giust and Ron Romano, both known for their joyful use of bold color and their energetic explorations of form and composition.
Local fans of Cincinnati-born Giust's paintings have been enthusiastically collecting her work through the gallery for over 20 years. She creates playful, imaginative paintings of abstracted figures, flowers, musicians, and musical instruments that reflect her own optimism, humor and spirituality.
May 16 – May 31, 2008
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| RON ROMANO
Opening Party - Meet the Artists
Friday, May 16, 7 - 9 p.m.
Miller Gallery presents a long-awaited show of new works by popular artists Amy Giust and Ron Romano, both known for their joyful use of bold color and their energetic explorations of form and composition.
Pennsylvania artist Romano strives to create the illusion of vast depth on a two-dimensional surface through his form-layered non-objective paintings. Romano explains: "My basic feeling is that the mind and the eye must be dedicated to the magic of light. The endless variety of light, the mystery of infinite space, and the physical appeal of the textured paint surface are my constant themes. I explore these metaphysical and aesthetic interrelationships, contrasting effervescent space with the physical reality of the spontaneous textured surface."
May 16 – May 31, 2008
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