This summer, Haines Gallery is pleased to present Quintessence: 6 Perspectives on Abstraction, a group exhibition bringing together works by six contemporary artists to consider a range of approaches to non-figurative art. The exhibition includes new paintings by artists working with Haines Gallery for the first time, alongside a selection of key works by familiar Bay Area artists from various points in their careers. Artists include Kota Ezawa, Patsy Krebs, Yunhee Min, Julian Prebisch, Leslie Shows and David Simpson.
Each represented practice is wholly distinct and individual, highlighting different aspects of creation: color and light, form and material. These diverse creative viewpoints are unified by a shared desire to reexamine the ways we view and understand painting, both as an act and an object
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Each represented practice is wholly distinct and individual, highlighting different aspects of creation: color and light, form and material. These diverse creative viewpoints are unified by a shared desire to reexamine the ways we view and understand painting, both as an act and an object
This summer, Haines Gallery is pleased to present Quintessence: 6 Perspectives on Abstraction, a group exhibition bringing together works by six contemporary artists to consider a range of approaches to non-figurative art. The exhibition includes new paintings by artists working with Haines Gallery for the first time, alongside a selection of key works by familiar Bay Area artists from various points in their careers. Artists include Kota Ezawa, Patsy Krebs, Yunhee Min, Julian Prebisch, Leslie Shows and David Simpson.
Each represented practice is wholly distinct and individual, highlighting different aspects of creation: color and light, form and material. These diverse creative viewpoints are unified by a shared desire to reexamine the ways we view and understand painting, both as an act and an object
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Each represented practice is wholly distinct and individual, highlighting different aspects of creation: color and light, form and material. These diverse creative viewpoints are unified by a shared desire to reexamine the ways we view and understand painting, both as an act and an object
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