Francis Livingston: In Harmony August 15 - 28

Livingston’s paintings hold a strong sense of place, whether it’s the edge of adobe against a clear sky, autumn trees rising in light, or the quiet presence of ceremonial figures. Influenced by early California painters yet firmly contemporary, his work balances decisive brushwork with surfaces alive in color and light.

William C. Hook: Scenes of New Mexico  August 1 - 14

Scenes of New Mexico marks William C. Hook’s 36th solo exhibition with Meyer Gallery. This new body of work continues his focus on the landforms and light found throughout New Mexico. Hook's compositions remain open and deliberate, with brushwork that stays close to what he’s seeing. The work is distilled without being reduced.

Dave McGary (1958–2013) 

Dave McGary's bronzes merge the soul of the American West with Renaissance mastery. Adopted by the Oglala Sioux, he brought their stories to life in bronze. Meyer Gallery is honored to continue sharing his legacy and vision. 

Tim Cherry 

Meyer Gallery proudly welcomes the newest addition to our roster. His bronze works blend elegance, whimsy, and a deep reverence for wildlife. Cherry’s distinctive style brings a contemporary voice to the timeless art of animal sculpture.

Robert Daughters (1929–2013) 

was a distinguished painter celebrated for his vibrant depictions of the Southwestern United States. His distinctive style vividly captures northern New Mexico's brilliant light and dynamic landscapes. Meyer Gallery is the premier source for Daughters' artwork and legacy. 

L'Deane Trueblood (1928–2024) : A Retrospective in Bronze 

L’Deane Trueblood’s retrospective offers a rare opportunity to view the full range of her sculptural work. Figures shaped by intuition and memory with precision. This collection marks a moment to revisit one of the most quietly influential sculptors of her generation.

Meyer Gallery presents our exhibition schedule, a curated selection of fine art from both established and emerging gallery artists. For 38 years, we have proudly featured work that reflects the diverse talents of our represented artists. 

Sherry Johnson: Bones & Blossoms August 29 - September 11

Johnson presents oil paintings of animal skulls and floral forms, rooted in her childhood experiences on a farm in Utah. Her work combines finely drawn detail with contemporary color, and each piece reflects her exploration of the balance between life and death.