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| ART CINCINNATI: A Splash of Local Color Opening party Friday, February 22, 6 - 8 pm MEET THE ARTISTS Miller Gallery shows the work of the finest artists from across the country and around the world-but we also take great pride in the artists we represent who call Cincinnati and surrounds "home". Please join us for a show of new works by our 12 wonderful local artists, both painters and sculptors. Clicking on each name below will take you to their page. Spanning impressionism and realism, in figurative, landscape and still life genres, the painters are John Agnew, David Michael Beck, Tom Bluemlein, Pam Folsom, Adam Hayward, Rob Jefferson, Dale Lamson, Ober-Rae Starr Livingstone, Deborah Morrissey-McGoff, and Jonathan Queen. Our two local sculptors are polar opposites- Stephen Geddes sculpting the quirky meticulously in wood, and Rondle West, assembling collected objects into fantastic monochromatic story-telling composites. February 22 – March 8, 2013 |
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| WHITE CHRISTMAS: The Holiday Show 2012 Opening Friday, November 23, 6-8 PM  Get your Holiday shopping off to an arty start with this exciting show of well-priced works on paper by gallery artists, matted and framed in white. Show evolves through the end of the year.November 23 – December 31, 2012 |
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| ROB JEFFERSON & JONATHAN QUEEN Opening Friday, November 9, 7 - 9 PM  A highly anticipated and  long-awaited show of new works by two of our favorite—and most collected—local artists. Rob Jefferson shows his latest series of photo-inspired, black and white paintings alongside Jonathan Queen’s renowned narrative still lifes with their quirky toy characters. November 9 – November 23, 2012 |
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| TYLER SHEILDS: Controlled Chaos Opening Friday, October 12 7-10 PM  Artinfo.com calls Tyler Shields "Hollywood's Hottest and Most Twisted Photographer"; GQ (Gentleman's Quarterly,UK) puts him in their 2012 list of "100 Best Things in the World"; LA Weekly says: "The mystery behind his relationships and habits captivate the media, not unlike the art world's best-known friend of the famous, Andy Warhol", and Huffington Post states, "Tyler is a madman, and one of the most cutting edge artists around." Whatever people say about Tyler Shields, they can't stop talking about him. His photo shoots are featured regularly in the glossiest magazines and global media. Tyler doesn't work with editors to produce pretty pictures to sell magazines. He works with the biggest artists of our time to make art. He has been called an "arch illusionist" who "has made a parallel universe of his own, full of fantasy and provocation, complicit with Alice in Wonderland and Henry Miller." --Heather Seidler for Ladygunn magazine. The body of work recently exhibited in his sold-out London show, Beyond The Gates, was heavily influenced by Tyler Shields' muse and girlfriend, Francesca Eastwood (daughter of Hollywood veteran Clint Eastwood). October 12 – October 26, 2012 |
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| CHIDLAW FOR CHILDREN'S: A Benefit for Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Opening Party Friday, October 5, 6:30 - 8 PM Lecture: 6-6:30 PM, Speaker: Owen Findsen Please join us before the opening for a light and informative talk about Paul Chidlaw, the man and his works, by art critic, artist, historian, and writer Owen Findsen, his life-long friend.  Opening the Friday before, and continuing all weekend through the annual Hyde Park Art Show, Sunday, October 7, 10-5, we host a show of the last works on paper by Paul Chidlaw (1900 - 1989) from the collection he willed to Children's Hospital. Chidlaw, an expressive colorist, was an instructor at the Art Academy from 1946 until 1963 and also taught privately. In 1977, he was appointed artist-in-residence at Edgecliff College (now part of Xavier University), and received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree in 1979.
Of his work, Chidlaw said, "I'm not a person who represents. I present. Landscapes are outside. Paintings are inside. Therefore they're more from the mind and not a copy of something. That way I still get a good copy of nature as I feel it and understand it." October 5 – October 7, 2012 |
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| BOOK SIGNING; 100 Artists of the Midwest Sunday, August 5, 10 AM - 1 PM 
We’re honored to announce that seven of our artists are prominently featured in the recently published book, 100 Artists of the Midwest, by E. Ashley Rooney, published by Schiffer. Artists from Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Indiana and Wisconsin are represented in this elegant coffee-table publication.Please join us to meet the artists, purchase your hardcover copy ($45) and get your copies signed. Enjoy refreshments as you view paintings by the featured artists. Of the seven Miller Gallery artists included, five are from the Greater Cincinnati area—Tom Bluemlein, Adam Hayward, Rob Jefferson, Dale Lamson and Jonathan Queen. Additional regional artists are Ron Monsma of Indiana, and Graceann Warn of Michigan. Congratulations to all! The 11 x 8, hard cover book, also available at regional book stores from July, contains 618 full-color photographs in 224 pages. According to the publisher, this expansive book “takes a fresh look at 100 living artists from the Midwest, their personal stories and inspirations, along with several examples of their works. A wealth of urban settings, wide plains, flourishing cities, rushing rivers, and placid lakes are source material and inspiration for the artists. These works show how each artist interprets life. They explore the richness of the homegrown imagery of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin – their culture, society, and environment. They are delineating our stories for future generations in oil, pastels, sculpture, and other media. Their works are displayed in over 600 full color images. This book is essential for all who appreciate or practice art today.” Miller Gallery is accepting orders from collectors for copies. Contact rosemary@millergallery.com or 513-871-4420. August 5 – August 5, 2012 |
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| STEPHEN BACH | GARY KELLY | MARK HALL Opening Party - Meet the Artists Friday, May 18, 6 - 8 pm *** CLICK HERE to view the invitation STEPHEN BACH'S lyrical and ethereal landscapes have garnered him dedicated collectors across the country. Originally from Cincinnati and living in Florida, Bach captures in his paintings a sense of calm, quiet beauty, and tranquility. The oil paintings of world-renowned illustrator and fine artist GARY KELLEY express both his passion for the human form and his ability as a storyteller. Stylistically, he acknowledges the influence of his "heroes", the post-impressionists, Matisse, Bonnard, and Picasso. His latest body of work, " Exploring The Groove" reflests his passion for music in all it's forms. For MARK RICHARD HALL, raised in Dorset, his fascination with sculpture began as a small child when taken to the bright lights of London and exposed to the work of Rodin. After considering architecture, he was won over by the need to sculpt. His work is now collected worldwide and his installation work is referred to on university lecture circuits as "seamless cutting edge contemporary design". May 18 – June 1, 2012 |
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| TRIO: CARLOS GAMEZ DE FRANCISCO THEODORE (TED) GALL MARIANA PALOVA Opening Reception Friday, April 13, 6 - 8 pm TRIO A three-person show of enormous talent that spans generations-two extraordinary young artists in their 20s share the gallery with veteran sculptor, Ted Gall, renowned for his articulated pieces. CARLOS GAMEZ de FRANCISCO, an acclaimed young painter from Cuba (now living in Kentucky), presents a remarkable collection of new paintings. Continuing the theme of figurative works referencing Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette that rocketed him into museum collections at the age of 24, Carlos offers his finest work yet. TED GALL, a gallery favorite for years, never ceases to amaze visitors with his highly original bronze sculptures that open to reveal an inner world. Ted will be showing a new selection of these pieces as well as a body of mid-size sculptures. With this show we introduce the young Mexican artist, MARIANA PALOVA, just 21 and working in digital/mixed media. Her fanciful and creative imagery playfully and imaginatively distort reality. The show opens Friday, April 13 with an Artists' Reception and continues through April 27, 2012. April 13 – April 27, 2012 |
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| CONSTELLA EN FUEGO An Intimate Evening of MUSIC + ART Friday, April 19, 7 - 9 pm You are invited to an evening of Music and Art benefiting the Constella Festival of Music & Fine Arts. Fiery, Latin-inspired music by guitarist Richard Goering, violinist Tatiana Bermen and soprano Audrey Luna performing selections by Manuel de Falla and Niccolo Paganini among others. Trio, an exhibition of recent work by Cuban-born figurative painter CARLOS GAMEZ de FRANCISCO, acclaimed sculptor TED GALL and digital mixed media Mexican artist MARIANA PALOVA. Suggested donation at the door of $20 per person Special Thanks to Our Constella En Fuego Sponsors! Delicious light bites provided by Poco a Poco April 19 – April 19, 2012 |
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| CONTEMPORARY IMPRESSIONISM: Invitational Opening Friday, February 24 6 - 8 PM Miller Gallery is proud to present an exhibition of Contemporary Impressionism by 13 of the finest painters in the United States, artists currently represented by Miller Gallery as well as others we greatly admire. Originating in France in the mid-1800s through the end of the 19th century, Impressionism was, and remains, more an attitude, one of personal expression with a focus on the qualities of changing light, everyday subject matter, and a simplification and softening of detail. Figurative, landscape and still-life works are included in this group show, featuring the work of Pang Jen, Tom Bluemlein, Hugh O’Neill, Ellen Diamond, John Michael Carter, Gregory Frank Harris, Ron Hicks, Jeff Legg, C.W. Mundy, Steve W. Seltzer, Chris Thomas, Kathy Anderson, and Zhaoming Wu. Opening party, Friday, February 24, 2012 from 6 – 8 pm. Miller Gallery is located in the heart of Hyde Park Square at 2715 Erie Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45208. www.millergallery.com. The Gallery’s winter hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 – 5.30; Sunday, 11 – 2. Closed Monday. For further information or additional images, please contact Rosemary at 513-871-4420, or rosemary@millergallery.com. February 24 – March 9, 2012 |
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| HOLIDAY SHOW Opening Friday, November 18, 6 - 8 pm Selected gallery artists have created small works in various mediums and genres. Participating artists - in no particular order - include: Jonathan Queen, Ellen Diamond, Steve Smalzel, Vic Vicini, Stephen Bach, Lea Bradovich, Graceann Warn, Lynn Whipple, James O'Neil, Ned Evans, Scott Addis, Dale Lamson, Pam Folsom, Jeff League, Deborah Morrisey McGoff, Don Dahlke, Valerie Milovic, Erika Kohr, Eric Joyner, Amy Giust On Friday November 18th, Hyde Park Square will host its annual Holiday Classic event from 1:00 to 8:00. Stores and restaurants will be open late and will be serving holiday treats. Choral groups affiliated with the 2012 World Choir Games will be roaming The Square throughout the day and evening treating one-and-all to the quintessential sounds of the season. At 6:00 sharp, Santa will arrive in the center island park to throw the switch that lights the giant evergreen tree to officially kick off the Holidays! Santa will have treats to share with all the kids and will ho-ho-happily take Christmas wish requests. November 18 – December 24, 2011 |
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| JOHANNE CULLEN Meet the Artist Friday, November 4, 6 - 8 pm Like a magician wielding a wand, French-Canadian artist Johanne Cullen engages in acts of illusion and fantasy. Birds printed on the fabric of a dress fly off into the sky; goldfish swim around a fully-clothed woman; reality merges into fantasy, fantasy into reality. Cullen's realistic technique and the well-considered approach to the composition of an often-impossible situation of her own creation make the viewer totally believe her vision when it appears on canvas. Her subjects display inner strength and serenity in the face of some unnamed, unseen adversity. She regards the eyes and hands as mirrors of the soul and in each work, either hands or hands play a prominent role in the story the artist tells. Johanne describes herself as "a realist who resists being thwarted by her imagination". Cullen was born in Quebec City in 1959, of Irish descent. Her career has included extensive film-making for cinema and television; and artwork for numerous covers of novels. Johanne currently lives in Montreal and has exhibited in numerous solo and group shows in North America and in Europe, and is collected internationally. November 4 – November 17, 2011 |
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| MIXED MESSAGES NEW WORK: GUILLERMO RIGATTIERI GRACEANN WARN Opening/ Artist's Reception Friday, October 21 6 - 8 PM View Invitation A two-person show, Mixed Messages features the whimsical steel sculptures of Argentinian sculptor, Guillermo Rigattieri and the mixed media works of Graceann Warn October 21 – November 2, 2011 |
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| CONTEMPORARY REALISM: Invitational Opening Friday, September 30 6 - 8 PM View Opening invitation here. Miller Gallery is proud to present a major exhibition of Contemporary Realism by some of the finest realist painters in the United States and Canada. A year in the planning, this extraordinary show features new paintings of all sizes by more than 20 leading artists. Leaving the heyday of 20th century modernism behind, a time when pushing art to its limits was more important than actual skill, there is an ongoing broad return by artists across the globe to discipline and tradition. Returning to discipline and tradition, however, does not mean that the resulting art is traditional, just that the level of accomplishment of the proponents is refined to the highest level, inspired by the greatest artists of the past. Included in the show are: Anthony Ackrill, John Agnew, Daud Akhriev, Stephen Bach, Helen Crispino, Donald Dahlke, Isabelle du Toit, Michael Fitts, Daniel E. Greene, Karen Hollingsworth, Timothy Jahn, Rob Jefferson, Anne-Marie Kornachuk, Otto Lange, Ron Monsma, James O'Neil, Jonathan Queen, Pamela Sienna, Terry Strickland, Chris Thomas, Leah Waichulis, Eric Wert, John Whipple, Dennis Wojtkiewicz, and Vic Vicini. September 30 – October 18, 2011 |
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| ALL SUMMER ARTIST DEMONSTRATIONS Live painting demonstations Every Sunday 10 - 2 (see Artist list below) Every Friday, 5:30 - 8 pm - Jonathan Queen (scroll down to next entry for details) Sundays - 10 - 2 all summer long, the artists listed below will be creating art live in, or just outside in front of the gallery, during the Hyde Park Farmer's Market (recently voted the BEST by Cincinnati Magazine!) just outside our doors. No Admission Charge. Here's a link to our blog's slideshow page with pics of recent artist demos. Sunday Artists: 6/5: Lynn & John Whipple - Painting/Mixed Media 6/12:Tom Bluemlein - Painting 6/19: Adam Hayward - Painting 6/26: Jonathan Queen - Painting 7/3: Stephen Geddes- Woodcarving 7/10: Ober-Rae Starr Livingstone - Painting 7/17: Ron Monsma- Pastel 7/24: Stephen Geddes- Woodcarving 7/31: Melissa Hefferlin - Painting 8/7: Pam Folsom - Painting 8/14: Jonathan Queen - Painting 8/21: John Agnew - Painting 8/28: Adam Hayward - Painting 9/4: Tom Bluemlein - Painting 9/11: Jolie Harris - Painting 9/18:Dale Lamson - Painting 9/25: Sarah Jane Bellamy May 30 – September 25, 2011 |
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| LESZEK SOKOL: The Lightness of Being Opening Friday, September 9 6 - 8 PM Miller Gallery presents the first one-man show in the United States for renowned Polish artist Leszek Sokol, best-known for his elongated figures enjoying life to the fullest in surreal, dreamlike landscapes. September 9 – September 23, 2011 |
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| Friday Nights with Jonathan Queen Live Painting Demonstrations Every Friday evening 5:30 - 8 Friday evenings from 5:30 - 8 PM thru the summer, painter/teacher Jonathan Queen will continue to work on a portrait of a sock monkey which he created. He began the painting in May in the gallery, and will work on it every Friday evening until it's done - sometime in August or September. It's a blast watching Jonathan paint. Join us and witness this uber-talented artist create his amazing realist masterpieces and catch his inclusive enthusiasm for all things visual. Here's a link to a slideshow of the painting's weekly progress. June 10 – August 30, 2011 |
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| John Whipple | Lynn Whipple - The New Work Meet the Artists Friday, June 3, 6 - 8 pm It has been five years since their last joint show at Miller Gallery and the many who follow the creative genius of husband and wife artists, John and Lynn Whipple, will know that each new body of work will be a surprise-and extraordinary. Both artists endlessly explore new forms of expression and continuously experiment with medium and materials, in paintings, assemblages, and sculpture. Sharing a warehouse studio in Florida, they are surrounded by the found objects that often appear in their works. Working individually, they impose no limits on their creativity. John's current fascination is with sheet metal, welding, and painting on metal. His passion for creating the highly original mixed media pieces for which he is so well-known continues. "I like to search for odd combinations of items," explains John. "The relationships that happen between the objects visually conjure up ideas that drive the work to completion." The quirky charm of Lynn's playful work is presented as mixed media assemblages and oil paintings. Lynn explains: "I allow myself to play and let my pieces reveal themselves to me. I find the things that interest me the most are slightly absurd. My hope is to create something real and somehow poetic but not commonplace; my goal is to keep communicating in my language." The show opens Friday, June 3 with an Artists' Reception and continues through June 17, 2011. June 3 – June 19, 2011 |
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| New Works: Jolie Harris Meet the Artist Friday, May 6, 6 - 8 pm Passion is the underlying theme for the new works being presented by Cincinnati artist, Jolie Harris. An expressive colorist, Ms. Harris paints freely without inhibition, drawing from the color, light, music, mood and energy that surround her, whether she's working in her studio here or in Florida. The result is canvases ranging from those of quiet serenity to others that are a color-drenched visual samba. "The best paintings have a life of their own. If I am thinking, I am getting in my own way. There is a rhythm and flow to the underpinnings of my works. The essence of each piece is born from an intrinsic energy that evolves into a deeper dance with my subconscious as I paint." May 6 – May 20, 2011 |
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| New Works: Valery Milovic Meet the Artist Friday, May 6, 6 - 8 pm New Mexico's Valery Milovic approaches her canvases with energy and emotion. Ms. Milovic's paintings make you think, laugh, and ache for her tormented characters that are inspired by her love of vintage toys and cartoons. From boozing bunnies and heart-broken bats, to chain-smoking rats, and skeletons, skulls and hearts, Milovic's works are in acrylic and mixed media, as well as painted wood. "I am passionate about human emotion, flaw, and behavior," explains Milovic. "This is the driving force behind most of my artwork. I continually explore love, human shortcomings and frailties, disappointment, vice, accountability, repentance, regret, grief, denial, hope, etc. It is the most inspiring subject I know of. Besides death, it's what we all have in common." May 6 – May 20, 2011 |
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| PAM FOLSOM: What Matters Meet the Artist Friday, March 25, 6 - 8 pm Miller Gallery is proud to present a solo show of vibrant landscape paintings by renowned Cincinnati artist, Pam Folsom. The inspiration for this body of work comes from the regular weekend drives the artist takes along scenic Route 52 from Cincinnati to Aberdeen, Ohio where she and her husband have a farm. "On these weekend trips, I rarely have the time to stop, but we pass one beautiful scene after another," she says. "For this show, I decided to make this drive my destination, the source of the work, and stopped to paint, to capture the beauty of all these places and views that usually simply flash by. As a culture, we have become so destination oriented, that we have forgotten about what the experience holds along the way." March 25 – April 8, 2011 |
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| Dale Lamson: Parlor Paintings Meet the Artist Friday, March 4, 6 - 8 pm Miller Gallery is proud to present the second one-person show of figurative paintings by renowned local graphic designer and fine artist, Dale Lamson. Following on the heels of Swim, his debut series of people, young and old, at play around water, Parlor Paintings, is an exploration of the artist's fascination with tattoo body art and the people who commit to the pain, permanence, and culture of "ink". Although the popularity of body art is at an all-time high, adorning bodies without consideration of career or socio-economic status, many still connect tattoos with the most extreme among us. "Think Hell's Angels and street gangs," says Lamson. "My attempt is to individualize the person wearing the tattoo and allow the viewer to really look and explore, and in a sense, fantasize about what the subject may truly be like - without the danger of getting an angry biker asking what the hell you are looking at…." March 4 – March 18, 2011 |
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| Ted Borman: Ghost Clouds Meet the Artist Friday, January 21, 6 - 8 pm It is with great pleasure that Miller Gallery presents an entirely new body of work by local artist, Ted Borman . Called Ghost Clouds, the series pays homage to Borman's greatest inspirations and influences-the greats of early modernism, abstract expressionism, and neo-primitivism. With a rich palette and energized brush strokes thick with paint, Borman tantalizes and teases with an abstracted look into the Garden of Eden. With a sense of narrative, the paintings feature figures, animals, and birds in landscapes where meandering pathways meet sky and clouds-and the story being told is open to interpretation. January 21 – February 4, 2011 |
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| THE HOLIDAY SHOW Holiday Party Friday, November 26, 6 - 9 pm THE HOLIDAY SHOW, our annual show featuring the finest work by living artists from around the world. We have installed a spectacular grouping of remarkable paintings by fantastic artists in all genres and price ranges; highly original sculpture, folk art, glass and other three dimensional works. New work arriving daily - stop in often View the invitation here. November 26 – December 30, 2010 |
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| DAUD AKHRIEV 2010 Meet the Artist Friday, November 12, 6 - 8 pm Renowned for his remarkable, imaginative, inspiring figurative and landscape paintings, DAUD AKHRIEV is a master artist, his work recognized throughout the world. Born in Kazakhstan in the former Soviet Union to a family in exile, Daud studied art from the age of eight in specialized schools in the Caucasus, and then in St. Petersburg, Russia at the Repin Institute of the Academy of Fine Arts. trained in formal academic painting and received a Master's Degree with high honors. Following graduation, Akhriev moved to the United States. In his own words, Akhriev strives to "achieve accuracy and the emotional content" of a scene. Like many Russian-trained artists, he paints from life to "keep my hand loose, my colors fresh, and my spirit connected to Nature." His extensive travels throughout Russia, Italy, France, Switzerland, and the United States inspire his compositions. Akhriev teaches at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, is a guest-lecturer at the New York Academy for Figurative Art, and an instructor at the Florence Academy of Art in Italy. His work is included in important private, corporate and public collections. November 12 – November 22, 2010 |
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| Ron Monsma: Realities Meet the Artist Friday, October 22, 6 - 8 pm Miller Gallery is proud to announce a long-awaited, highly anticipated show of new works by one of our most respected artists -- Ron Monsma , Assistant Professor of Drawing and Painting at Indiana University, South Bend. Monsma is renowned for his dramatic, often narrative works in pastel. October 22 – November 5, 2010 |
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| CHRIS THOMAS: New Works Meet the Artist Friday, October 22, 6 - 8 pm Miller Gallery is proud to announce a a show of new works by Chris Thomas, a largely self-taught artist, inspired by the great Dutch and American Masters. His oils, many trompe l'oeil, are hallmarked by a tight and precise painting style. October 22 – November 5, 2010 |
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| Anne-Marie Kornachuk: Leaving Eden Meet the Artist Friday, October 1, 6 - 8 pm Canadian artist Anne-Marie Kornachuk presents her newest body of work, Leaving Eden, a continuation of her exploration of the story of Adam & Eve. "My interest in the story focuses around the figure of Eve, her actions, and her emotional responses to the consequences that follow. I am looking at Eve's story as a larger metaphor for the way learning, change and growth can be experienced. Leaving Eden includes three paintings of Eve in human form, while paintings of horses, as an embodiment of Eve's emotional response to the changes that befall her, make up the rest of the series. October 1 – October 15, 2010 |
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| WEBEJAMMIN | Thom Shaw (1947-2010) Jazz Inspired Paintings from the 1980s Celebrate the Life and Art of THOM SHAW (1947 - 2010) Opening Reception and Celebration Wednesday, September 8, 6 - 8 pm In 1973, Miller Gallery hosted the first-ever solo show for the then barely-known, now long-renowned, Cincinnati artist Thom Shaw who passed away July 6 after bravely battling a succession of illnesses. Best known for his gritty, hard-edged, urban-inspired and thought-provoking black and white woodcuts, Thom was the first African-American artist to have a solo show at the Cincinnati Art Museum. Despite his hard-hitting narratives and often-blistering social commentary, the energetic, passionate Thom Shaw also had a lighter side. His love of the powerful music of the jazz greats-Louis Armstrong, Dizzy Gillespie, Wynton Marsalis--as well as the strong rhythms of the reggae roots band Steel Pulse, inspired throughout the 1980s, a body of vibrant, geometric abstract paintings. It is with a show of these vital and dynamic paintings from the series "Webejammin", expressive interpretations of the music he so loved, that Miller Gallery says goodbye to a great artist, a great man. Please join us in celebrating the life and work of a ground-breaking artist whose presence on the Cincinnati art scene will be sorely missed. September 8 – September 22, 2010 |
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| ZenScapes: A collection of inspiring landscapes Closing Reception Friday, July 30, 2010 Miller Gallery is pleased to present an uplifting exhibition of works by a selection of our landscape artists. Through impressionism, realism and photo-realism, these painters celebrate the beauty, calm, drama, glory and majesty of landscapes around the world, from coast to mountains, fields to forests. Featured artists are John Agnew, Stephen Bach, Velko Geurgevich, Melissa Hefferlin, Olaf, Hugh O'Neill, and Ober-Rae Starr Livingstone. July 13 – July 30, 2010 |
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| BRUCE RILEY New Work Opening - Meet the artist Friday, June 11 6 - 8 PM Miller Gallery is pleased to present new paintings from Bruce Riley's latest series, Organic Figuration. Imbued with a visual kinetic quality and energy, the gleaming, multi-layered abstractions are intensely colorful, with an intriguing dimensionality and translucency. “The individual paintings reflect the morphing landscape of psychological states of being,” says Riley. “The dialog I see developing through this series will examine states of being and how they determine physical processes.” Originally from Cincinnati, Bruce Riley has lived in Chicago since 1994. Educated at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, and the University of Cincinnati, his development as an artist has been greatly influenced by his study of the writings of the great philosophers and progressive thinkers. His paintings have been included in numerous museum exhibitions and he has received multiple awards and grants, including a Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant, and an Ohio Arts Council Individual Artist grant. Please visit Bruce Riley's page to view existing works and complete bio. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. June 11 – June 25, 2010 |
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| IMPRESSIONISM NOW 3 ARTISTS Opening - Reception for the Artists Friday, April 23, 6-8 PM Exhibition of recent work by Tom Bluemlein. John Michael Carter Ellen Diamond For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. April 23 – May 9, 2010 |
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| 50 Years-50 Artists-50 Paintings A 50th Anniversary Celebration of Artistic Diversity Preview Opening / Party Friday, February 26, 2010 6 - 8 pm The year 2010 marks Miller Gallery's 50th Anniversary, a remarkable milestone, and an accomplishment of which we are extremely proud. We begin our year-long celebration with a stunning show that showcases the remarkable diversity and extraordinary level of talent of our renowned as well as up-and-coming artists in both painting and sculpture. Each of our national and international artists has created one exceptional new work in honor of this Anniversary. A feast for the eyes, the show includes landscapes, still life, figurative, contemporary realism and surrealism, abstracts and more, as well as new pieces by our sculptors. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. February 26 – March 14, 2010 |
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| THE HOLIDAY SHOW - SIZE MATTERS November 27 - December 31, 2009 Opening / Holiday Party Friday, November 27, 6 – 9 p.m. Join us Friday after Thanksgiving for a night of fun and festivities on Hyde Park Square and a spectacular Miller Gallery Holiday show that will solve all your gift-giving dilemmas! We know some of the best gifts come in small packages (although we believe BIG packages aren’t bad either—and we can accommodate the size that matters most to you). Miller Gallery’s 50 renowned artists, local, national and international, along with artists new to the Gallery, have been working all year on a stunning array of paintings no larger than 11 x 14 inches--and as small as 4 x 4 inches, created to inspire memorable Holiday giving. These exquisite gems of photo-realism, abstraction, landscape, figurative, still life and more, are complemented by remarkable small sculptures in glass, bronze, stoneware, and mixed media. There’s something wonderful for every passion. November 27 – December 31, 2009 |
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| Timur Akhriev & Jonathan Queen Opening Party, Friday October 23, 6 – 8 pm Meet The Artists Russian-born Timur Akhriev, educated in St. Petersburg, the United States and at the Florence Academy in Italy, has made his home in Tennessee with his artist-parents, father Daud Akhriev and step-mother, Melissa Hefferlin (both represented by Miller Gallery). Traveling and painting “en plein air”, the artist richly captures the color, light and nuances of the Italian countryside, the canals of Venice, the shores and harbors of Maine. Local artist, Jonathan Queen, renowned for his quirky, thought-provoking, narrative still life compositions, brilliantly executed, instills life, thought and action into well-loved toys. In his meticulous renderings, working in oils from direct observation, he explores how the use of visual elements can drive meaning. “I want to start a visual dialogue that viewers can further develop through their own viewing experience.” October 23 – November 7, 2009 |
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| HELMUT BARNETT | GARY KELLEY New Works Opening - Meet the artist Friday, October 2 6:00 - 8:00 PM Miller Gallery is proud to present a bold and colorful show of works by two outstanding artists - American Abstract painter, Helmut Barnett of Texas & world-renowned, award-winning illustrator and fine artist, Gary Kelley of Iowa. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * German-born Texan,Helmut Barnett works in many contemporary media, mixing geometric and organic forms in oil and acrylic on large canvases as well as mixed media drawings on paper using acrylic, oil, charcoal, solvent transfer and collage. Gary Kelley's stellar career as an illustrator has earned him countless awards and accolades. Stylistically, he acknowledges the influence of his "heroes", the post-impressionists, Matisse, Bonnard, and Picasso. In 2007, he was inducted into the Society of Illustrators Hall of Fame, placing him in the company of such famous artists as Norman Rockwell, Maxfield Parrish, and Winslow Homer. His clients have included such noted publications as Time, Rolling Stone, Atlantic Monthly, The New Yorker, and Playboy, and such organizations and institutions as the NBA, NFL, Kentucky Derby, and The Santa Fe Opera. He has also illustrated a number of books with his paintings. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. October 2 – October 28, 2009 |
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| TED BORMAN ALWAYS on a SUNDAY Opening - Meet the artist Sunday, August 16 11 AM-3 PM New paintings by Northern Kentucky artist Ted Borman. ARTIST"S STATEMENT There seems to be a duality in my work. My compositions reach to the edge, an extroversion, a strong sense of ‘all-over painting’ and a point-counterpoint balance, yet the paintings loop and introvert, become intimate, color driven and forms dissolve. Like human nature, my paintings project a sense of chaos that is unresolved, yet at the same time, a sense of structure and rationale. More than content, it is beauty, color, texture, composition and sensual impact that motivate me. Music weaves and builds a common theme throughout the symphony. Even if disjointed, there is a balance or relationship that rejoins. My compositions are similar. Please visit Ted Borman's page to view existing works and complete bio. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. August 16 – August 20, 2009 |
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| ROB JEFFERSON ALWAYS on a SUNDAY Opening - Meet the artist Sunday, August 9, 11 AM-3 PM Exhibition of work by Cincinnati artist Rob Jefferson. ARTIST"S STATEMENT “In 1998, I began to create a series of individual paintings which were black and white, small and obsessively detailed, and the polar opposite of anything I had previously done. Intrigued by the potential for storytelling, I have continued to produce these series with no end in sight. The paintings are a collage of images derived from random, historic, or manipulated photographs. The intent is to let each piece meander, assembling visual information and allowing a unique story to evolve. This visual device can be traced to movie stills or even comic books -- a ‘reading’ of a story panel by panel in frozen moments. The paintings are small and intimate, requiring the viewer to step closer. A classical, monochromatic palette lends universal appeal. Although each series means something very specific to me, I offer the viewer the widest possible swath of interpretations as to the interconnectedness of all things.” Please visit Rob Jefferson's page to view existing works. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. August 9 – August 13, 2009 |
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| JONPAUL SMITH ALWAYS on a SUNDAY Opening - Meet the artist Sunday, August 2, 11 AM-3 PM Exhibition of work by Cincinnati artist Jonpaul Smith. In his own words, Smith “weaves these deconstructed images into organized, open-narrative works.” Viewers create their own visual and narrative experience as they navigate through the juxtapositions of surface and color. Smith chooses not to provide a focal point because he wants the viewers’ eye to be constantly moving. Every visual path is unique with the eye moving slower or faster through intersections depending on the size of the strips, the colors, and the scale of the piece. When standing close to a work, minute details are revealed. But from a distance, the viewer may see simply a system of related colors in gridlock. Hence, one’s perspective shifts from “microcosmic to macrocosmic.” Please visit Jonpaul Smith's page to view existing works and complete bio. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. August 2 – August 6, 2009 |
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| RON JOHNSON ALWAYS on a SUNDAY Opening - Meet the artist Sunday, July 26 11 AM-3 PM New paintings by Cincinnati artist Ron Johnson. Even as a child, Johnson drew imaginary worlds. College eventually provided an environment where he could immerse himself in art. After spending three years in the Navy in Greece, Johnson entered the Art Academy of Cincinnati. He was influenced by the work of Marcel Duchamp: “Duchamp’s concepts, imaginative use of materials, and justifications for his actions intrigued me. My thinking was heavily influenced by him, but not the images that I produced.” Please visit Ron Johnson's page to view existing works and complete bio. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. July 26 – July 30, 2009 |
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| BRUCE RILEY ALWAYS on a SUNDAY Opening - Meet the artist Sunday, July 12 11 AM-3 PM New paintings by Cincinnati artist Bruce Riley. Artist’s Statement “My Pattern Paintings use repetition to observe the ego’s movements without judgment or guidance. This unfocused observation tends to slow down thought and at times stop it altogether, creating a state of active meditation, a state of such clarity that it’s almost impossible to describe. These paintings have come about through the investigation of thought as a tool and not the seemingly limitless content of thought. As I work I watch the meanderings of an uncontrolled thought, its silliness and its ‘serious’ observations. "This group of paintings is first and foremost a body of beautiful objects. Within this limitation each static object has been imbued with a visual kinetic quality through the manipulation of materials and formal concerns. I found that the use of simple shapes created a physical and psychological place of rest. These shapes also lessen the automatic associative tendency inherent in thought. The glue that holds the viewer is found in the tension between rest and kinesis. “Working flat I build up spontaneous layers, creating a rich and subtle surface where gravity and accident play as crucial a role as intent. The fluid manipulation of acrylic mediums and pigments gives these paintings a sense of motion and depth.” Originally from Cincinnati, the artist has lived in Chicago since 1994. Bruce Riley's page to view existing works. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. July 10 – July 17, 2009 |
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| ERIC JOYNER with OTTO LANGE & JESSICA HESS ROBOTS, DONUTS, and other madness... Please join us for an ALL ART WEEKEND Opening Party - Meet the Artists Friday, June 26 6 - 9 PM And now for something completely different….. Miller Gallery is first over the starting line of the exciting Hyde Park Blast weekend, opening the coolest show of the year. Thursday, June 25, NEW TIME! 7:00 PM Joseph Beth Booksellers. In advance of his showing at the Gallery, come meet famed California artist Eric Joyner as he signs copies of the book, ROBOTS & DONUTS: The Art of Eric Joyner, a catalogue of his off beat artwork that has inspired a cult-like following nationwide. Friday, June 26, 6 – 9 pm, ...Opening Party View Eric Joyner’s newest paintings of the secret lives of tin-toy robots, monsters and besprinkled donuts, complemented by the deliciously cool and quirky paintings of Otto Lange, and the gorgeous urban landscapes of Jessica Hess. Saturday, June 2710 AM-10 PM, will be a full day and night of fun, music, food and festivities celebrating the Hyde Park Blast. Miller Gallery will feature the artwork of Eric, Otto and Jessica, and stay open through the evening's events. Sunday, June 28 11 - 4, we'll have Donuts and enjoy the gifts of summer with back door access to the Hyde Park Farmer's Market. Stop in for any one of the events or all of them. It's all about the fantastic art & talent and hot summer fun. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. June 26 – July 9, 2009 |
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| JOLIE HARRIS ALWAYS on a SUNDAY Opening - Meet the artist Sunday, June 21 11 AM-3 PM New paintings by Cincinnati artist Jolie Harris. Images of her new work will be posted the week of her show. Click on Jolie's page to view existing works. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. June 21 – June 26, 2009 |
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| TOM BLUEMLEIN: Sanctuary ALWAYS on a SUNDAY Opening - Meet the artist Sunday, June 14 11 AM-3 PM Paintings of houses of worship by Northern Kentucky artist Tom Bluemlein Images will be posted the week of his show. Click on Tom's page to read his bio and view existing works. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. June 14 – June 19, 2009 |
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| PAM FOLSOM ALWAYS on a SUNDAY Opening - Meet the artist Sunday, June 7 11 AM-3 PM New paintings by Cincinnati artist Pam Folsom Images of her new work will be posted the week of her show as they are SO fresh, they haven't been photographed yet! Click on Pam's page to view existing works. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. June 7 – June 12, 2009 |
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| P A S T O R A L OPENING PARTY! Friday, May 8 6 - 8 PM For centuries the serenity and calm of the pastoral landscape has inspired artists around the world. Miller Gallery proudly presents a show of new works that celebrate this classical subject matter in a variety of styles. Participating artists are Melissa Hefferlin, best known for her appealing portraits of cows in the fields of Tennessee; Stephen Bach, the master of the ethereal mid-west and southern landscape; John Reynolds, who paints the rural Indiana farmland with its cows, sheep, roosters and more; and Tom Bluemlein, former President of The American Impressionist Society whose glorious paintings span the hills and valleys of the United States and the farmland of France. For further information, please contact the gallery at 513-871-4420. May 8 – May 22, 2009 |
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| BEAUTY OPENING PARTY! Friday, April 10 6 - 8 PM Miller Gallery is pleased to present an uplifting exhibition of new works by some of our most popular artists whose work has one common theme—the unabashed representation of BEAUTY. In the tradition of Monet, Manet, Gauguin and other masters, it is the central desire of these artists to capture their individual views of the world in an inspiring, colorful and joyful fashion. Artists included are Don Hatfield, renowned for his timeless, classic impressionist paintings of mothers and children, frolicking on beaches, sharing loving moments in the loveliness of blooming gardens; Colin Berry, whose contemplative, measured and meticulous paintings often combine landscape and still life, are serenely classical and quietly poetic; Ellen Diamond, whose eye for pattern and color are reflected in her vibrant and vivid depictions of the French and Italian countryside, seascapes and village scenes; Pang Jen, for many years a gallery favorite, whose loose impressionist figurative and landscape paintings are exercises in soft, harmonious color; and popular local artist Ron Johnson, well-known for his paintings of Cincinnati scenes and landmarks as well as captured memories of European travel. April 10 – April 24, 2009 |
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| ARTISTIC STIMULUS OPENING PARTY! Friday, March 13 6 - 8 PM Doing their part for the economy, and hopefully themselves, gallery artists have chosen to offer selected available work at remarkably (40% - 70%) reduced prices. Enhance your collection & support living working artists at the same time. March 13 – March 28, 2009 |
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| ROSEMARY'S BABIES 2 The Party! The Art! The People! Join Us For The Sequel Opening Party Friday, February 13, 8 PM We had so much fun with the first Rosemary's Babies show, we've decided to make it a biennial event! Gallery Director Rosemary Seidner has once again curated a show of new works by her favorite artists as well as introducing remarkable new artists whose work has never before been seen in Cincinnati. Some of these new artists will present just one work, offering collectors an opportunity to acquire a limited number of oustanding works by in-demand and up-and-coming artists from all over the country. Terrence Payne's wit and wisdom is put into words on his outstanding, large pastel drawings; Otto Lange's bold and quirky still life's produce raised eyebrows and smiles; Jelaine Faunce’s hyper-realistic small paintings are gems to treasure; Graceann Warn's warmly-toned painted paper compositions add sculptural dimension; Shelley Laffal's fabulous large-scale figurative fantasy Teddy Bears’ Picnic must not be missed; Helmut Barnett’s abstracts take color to a new level; Susan Danko’s large-scale “landscapes” intersect reality and abstraction; Matthew Pinney paints stills from well-loved movies; and art professor Rosalyn Schwartz’s distorted interiors tease the eye--plus new works by gallery favorites. For additional information or images, please contact Rosemary at 513-871-4420. February 13 – February 27, 2009 |
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| OBJECTS OF DESIRE Opening - Holiday Party Friday, November 21 6-8PM Miller Gallery's Holiday show, Objects of Desire sizzles with a new approach to the annual theme. This year, all artists paint their own "object of desire". Wide open to interpretation by our remarkable artists, you can expect all new figurative, landscape, still life, and fantasy paintings by renowned local, national and international talents. Also featured will be sculpture in both bronze and glass by new and favorite artists, exclusive jewelry collections, and more--for the best and most creative gift-giving ideas and to add spark and sparkle to your Holiday Season. November 21 – January 3, 2009 |
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| JOHN MICHAEL CARTER Meet the Artist / Opening Party Friday November 7 6-8PM Miller Gallery presents a much-anticipated show of recent oil paintings by John Michael Carter, one of our most awarded and widely collected artists. Renowned for his portraits, figurative, still life, and landscape paintings as well as a distinctive palette, Carter's work is found in museums as well as major corporate and private collections. His commissioned portraits include those of numerous governors, senators, university presidents as well as corporate and civic leaders. Born in Chicago, Carter attended the American Academy of Art in that city as well as University of Louisville, and Los Angeles Art Center College of Design where he studied the classical schools of painting and received a B.F.A. Since 1975, Carter has had 41 one-man shows, participated in many group exhibitions and won multiple prestigious awards in national competitions. November 7 – November 19, 2008 |
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| BRUNO CAPOLONGO: Eye Candy Meet the Artist / Opening Party Friday October 17 6-8PM It is with great pleasure Miller Gallery presents a show of new works by one of Canada’s leading contemporary realists, Bruno Capolongo. Capolongo’s series, Eye Candy, tempts the viewer with mouth-watering, lusciously decadent confections so realistic one imagines they could be lifted from the lace-embedded canvases. “Food and sex have been closely linked for thousands of years in all cultures,” explains Capolongo. “The beautiful and symbolic use of food in the ancient Biblical book of the Song of Solomon is inspiring. I am impressed by the erotic content of the book, its ability to celebrate romance and human sexuality without degenerating into pornography. The Song is both a gift and a challenge to artists. Thus, Eye Candy takes its cue and earliest inspiration from this book.” October 17 – October 31, 2008 |
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| ANNE-MARIE KORNACHUK: Considering Eve Meet the Artist / Opening Party Friday, October 17, 6-8 PM It is with great pleasure Miller Gallery presents a show of new works by one of Canada’s leading contemporary realists, Anne-Marie Kornachuk. In her series, Considering Eve, Kornachuk’s enigmatic female figures, abundantly wrapped in shimmering, vivid, iridescent silks, captivate and intrigue. Kornachuk says: “The paintings are a kind of religious narrative (not about god or religion per se), using traditional techniques but subversive imagery, to depict the story of Original Sin from the point of view of Eve. In the work shown here, the viewer finds Eve, after having eaten “the apple”, covering herself in a moment of contemplation and self awareness. As the voyeur of this scene, we are left to speculate about what she might be experiencing. "It is my intention to use the story of Eve to speak about what it is to be human: our fragility and weaknesses, our strengths and passions.” October 17 – October 31, 2008 |
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| LOCAL COLOR in conjunction with the Hyde Park Art Show Opening Reception: Friday October 3rd 6-8pm Special Show Hours: Saturday 10-5:30 Sunday 12-5 The First Sunday in October is the Hyde Park Outdoor Art Show, always a fun event for families with lots of food, music and fun. We will be open during the show featuring Local Color; Cincinnati's finest artists showing off their latest works. We always have milk and cookies for the show. Featured: Jonathan Queen, David Mueller, Ted Borman, Ron Johnson, Pam Folsom, Tom Towhey, Amy Giust, JonPaul Smith, Rob Jefferson, Mike Pearson, Bert Beirne, Kate Lackman, Ober-Rae Starr Livingston and Bruce Riley October 3 – October 5, 2008 |
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| Summer Artist Demonstration Series RON MONSMA Up Close and Personal Saturday, August 9, NOON - 3 PM Acclaimed as one of the country's leading pastelists, Ron Monsma travels to Miller Gallery from Indiana to demonstrate his skill as a painter and professor of art. Monsma creates lyrical and provocative still lifes, figures, and landscapes in pastel and oil. Rich in color and detail, his paintings are timeless in their formal design. The compositions often present intriguing metaphors which allude to the fragility of the human condition. He is Professor of Art at Indiana University South Bend. August 9 – August 9, 2008 |
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| Summer Artist Demonstration Series RON JOHNSON Up Close and Personal Saturday, August 2, NOON - 3 PM Come to Miller Gallery to watch Ron Johnson at work with brush, paint and canvas. Cincinnati is home to Johnson who began to paint seriously in the late 1980's. He developed a passion for painting out of doors "en plein air," making on-the-spot decisions about line, form, composition and color. "The sun, atmosphere, water, rocks and buildings all speak to me as possible compositions." He is well-known for his Cincinnati scenes but also travels regularly to Europe to teach and pain August 2 – August 2, 2008 |
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| Summer Artist Demonstration Series JOHN MICHAEL CARTER Up Close and Personal Saturday, July 19, NOON - 3 PM John Michael Carter sets up his easel at Miller Gallery to demonstrate the painting skills that have won him numerous national and international awards. In his paintings, Carter recreates memories of family and friends, landscapes and street scenes from his travels, and images of people he admires. He is also renowned for his masterful still lifes. "I choose subjects that are part of my everyday experience." The artist captures his immediate feelings about a subject and paints "from the heart." July 19 – July 19, 2008 |
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| Summer Artist Demonstration Series MELISSA HEFFERLIN Up Close and Personal Saturday, July 12, NOON - 3 PM Hefferlin makes the trip from Tennesse to demonstrate her painting skills at Miller Gallery on Saturday, July 12, noon to 3 pm. An equestrienne whose art aesthetic is influenced by agriculture and life on the farm or ranch, Melissa works in both oils and oil pastels and is best known for her paintings of cows. Her passion is for the Tennessee scenery in which she was raised and explains: "I was born here and spent my whole childhood trying to get away. So it's wonderful that I now find such happiness in the world of my youth." July 12 – July 12, 2008 |
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| Summer Artist Demonstration Series DAVID MUELLER Up Close and Personal Saturday, June 28, NOON - 3 PM Stop by the gallery to watch David Mueller, renowned for his figurative paintings, at work at the easel. Mueller developed his classical painting technique at The American Academy of Art in Chicago. With a romantic approach to realism, Mueller explores figures in interiors, portraits, nudes, and landscapes. He is considered one of the most accomplished classically-trained artists in the region. June 28 – June 28, 2008 |
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| DANIEL E. GREENE, N.A. Opening Saturday, June 14 10 - 5:30 An "American Master," Cincinnati-born artist Daniel Greene is-and has been--one of the most influential portrait, figure, and still life painters in the United States. Pivotal in the resurgence of the American realist movement, Greene is internationally renowned for his distinctive oils and is one of the world's leading pastelists. His works hang in more than 700 public and private collections worldwide, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Cincinnati Art Museum, the National Collection of Fine Arts at the Smithsonian, Washington, DC, and Le Franc Bourgeois Museum, France. Miller Gallery is honored to show, for a limited time, Mr. Greene's latest work, Baseballs & Bottles (pastel on wood, 54" x 40") as well as an impressive sampling of oil and pastel paintings from his acclaimed Subway, Auction, Gameboard, and Carnival Series (the latter inspired by his recollections of the Coney Island amusement park near Cincinnati), as well as still lifes and figurative pieces. June 12 – June 27, 2008 |
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| Summer Artist Demonstration Series JONATHAN QUEEN Up Close and Personal Saturday, June 14, NOON - 3 PM See Queen's meticulously rendered still life paintings come to life before your eyes at a live demonstration at Miller Gallery. He works from direct observation developing intriguing, enigmatic compositions that are based on personal narratives. Favorite subjects include vintage toys and figurines, common objects, as well as elements of nature. June 14 – June 14, 2008 |
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| RON ROMANO Opening Party - Meet the Artists Friday, May 16, 5 - 8 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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| AMY GIUST Opening Party - Meet the Artists Friday, May 16, 5 - 8 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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| 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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| O'NEIL & O'NEILL James O'Neil & Hugh O'Neill Opening Party - Artists Reception Friday March 14, 2008 7-9 pm Wine, Guinness, & Hors d'Oeuvres March 14 – March 29, 2008 |
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| PAUL CHIDLAW; 1900-1989 January 31 - February 10, 2008 January 31 – February 10, 2008 |
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| OBJECTS OF DESIRE - THE TOY SHOW OPENING PARTY - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2007 7-9 P.M. Miller Gallery presents its annual holiday show, OBJECTS OF DESIRE, and this year, THE TOY SHOW. November 23 – December 31, 2007 |
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| JOHNSON-FOLSOM-BACH Opening Friday October 19th 7-9 pm Miller Gallery invites you to view the new works by three of our most popular artists, all with their roots in Cincinnati. October 19 – November 2, 2007 |
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| IT'S SHOWTIME! The Gallery celebrates the opening of our 2007-2008 season with three days of festivities. October 5 – October 19, 2007 |
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| NEW WORKS New Works by gallery artists. Preview Party FRIDAY, JUNE 22 - 7pm June 22 – July 14, 2007 |
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| JEFFERSON-QUEEN-SMITH OPENING FRIDAY, MAY 11, 7-10pm Miller Gallery invites you to meet three young Cincinnati artists who are making their mark on the national art scene. May 11 – May 25, 2007 |
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| ART in MOTION - A Benefit for the Cincinnati Ballet An unforgettable evening of living art to celebrate and support our city's outstanding ballet company. April 28 – May 10, 2007 |
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| DAVID MUELLER - Online Exhibition Mueller explores figures in interiors, portraits, nudes, and landscapes. March 24 – April 30, 2007 |
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| OBER-RAE STARR LIVINGSTONE Both large- and small-scale paintings are on view through March 17. March 2 – March 17, 2007 |
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| Samuel Edmund Oppenheim The Von Liebig Art Center, in partnership with The Estate of Samuel Edmund Oppenheim and MILLER GALLERY, announce a show and sale of original oil paintings by Naples' adopted son. This is the first major collection of works by Oppenheim assembled since 1994. March 16 – March 17, 2007 |
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| Rosemary's Babies Gallery Director Rosemary Seidner curates a collection of NEW work by some of her favorite artistst January 20 – February 3, 2007 |
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| DAUD AKHRIEV - Online Exhibition December 1 – January 6, 2007 |
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| OBJECTS OF DESIRE XV November 24 – December 30, 2006 |
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| RON MONSMA - Online Exhibition October 28 – November 25, 2006 |
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| BERT BEIRNE / paintings Nationally known still life artist and Cincinnati native, Beirne emulates the drama and mystery of early 17th century Dutch masters. October 20 – November 4, 2006 |
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| ELLEN DIAMOND / paintings September 29 – October 14, 2006 |
