Renowned realist painter William C. Hook gives a sneak peak of his modernist works for his 2021 spring Modernist Showcase and the motivations behind them.

Over the past few years, William C. Hook has expanded his artistic language to explore a modernist style, creating pieces that break down his representational works into abstract compositions. More recently, he has begun creating modernist abstract works that stand on their own. Please enjoy this digital catalog of Hook's most recent modernist paintings that are being offered through our gallery.

We are very proud to announce that Jhenna Quinn Lewis' painting "It's a Bird in the Hand After All" has been accepted into the 2021 National Online Juried Exhibition 'Lifting the Sky, Elevating the Work of American Women Artists' put on by the American Women Artists organization.  The honor of being selected for this juried exhibition is high, as only 150 different pieces, spanning a range of genres and mediums were given a place.  The exhibition page is linked below, if you would like to check out this fabulous event or show some suport to the talented Mrs. Lewis. 

Utah based painter Zachary Proctor featured on BYU.tv's Artful series, in which they highlight a variety of artistic talents.  Click "read more" to watch the full episode.

Using a three-dimensional panel, she has painted the sides to create the illusion of a cardboard box. The nest appears in an almost perilous condition, ready to tip it’s precious cargo out of the box- a feeling the artist identified with as the pandemic began, with its fear and uncertainty.

View the digital catalog for "Harvest", Ricardo Fernandez Ortega's 2020 solo exibition at Meyer Gallery.

“This show tells us about the knowledge that arrives to our consciousness through the path of life,” says Ortega. “The paintings symbolize truths about health, love, and interpersonal relationships, and how they are linked to each other.

Painter Fatima Ronquillo chats with arts writer Kelly Carper over visuals of her 2020 solo exhibition. Discussion topics include inspirations in 2020, artistic growth, and some of the deeper meanings behind Fatima's work.

The digital catalog for Fatima Ronquillo's 2020 solo exhibition at Meyer Gallery

Fatima Ronquillo’s new series of oil paintings for her solo exhibition, “Together,” contemplate warring feelings of love and grief, loss and hope.