Abel Contemporary Gallery

Light is transformative. The Light Saw What I Couldn’t explores light through the manipulation of translucency and color. Through intentional positioning of poured silicone sheets, King creates large scale color fields with tones inspired by the sky. Light activates each work, which in turn generate subtle auras and change the atmospheric conditions of their surroundings. These works ask the […]

Abel Contemporary is pleased to bring together the work of two outstanding artists with decades of experience and at the height of their careers. Both of these artists’ artworks are an homage to the materials they use. Hintze makes functional pots, coiled vessels and some sculptural pieces. With the wheel work he has recently focused […]

The work in this show will be motivated by the diverse world of plants. The artists in this exhibit will explore verdant landscapes, study of specific plants, or approach the topic in a more abstract or conceptual manner. Alison Bailey, Sandra Byers, Kay Brathol Hostvet, Jessica Calderwood , Craig Clifford, Mary Fischer, Deb Gottschalk , Rain Harris, […]