Ben Aronson: Capturing the Spirit of a Place
Ben Aronson is known for his evocative depictions of the contemporary urban landscape. He masterfully translates the sensory experience of city life through the interplay of impressionistic atmosphere, vibrant color, and dynamic light. Aronson's signature style blends realism with abstraction, capturing the unique spirit of a place and compressing its essence into a single moment.
Ben Aronson's paintings are featured in the permanent collections of over fifty museums, including the De Young Museum, San Francisco; the National Academy Museum, New York; Boston Museum of Fine Arts; the Butler Institute of American Art, Ohio; Denver Museum of Contemporary Art; and the Orangerie in Gera, Germany.
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Jason Kowalski
Southwest Art
Jason Kowalski is featured on the cover of Southwest Art magazine in the April/May 2025 issue, with an article titled "Ghosts in the Landscape."
Essay Spotlight
Dan Christensen
20 Year Survey: 1969-1989
Dan Christensen (1942-2007) was a pioneer in postwar American abstraction, renowned for his ever-evolving painting styles that pushed the boundaries of color, gesture, and form.
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Fritz Scholder
Important Works on Paper
Fritz Scholder (1937–2005) is a transformative figure in American art, celebrated for his provocative and groundbreaking reimagining representations of Indigenous people in contemporary art. Rejecting romanticized stereotypes, Scholder embraced German Expressionism and Pop Art, bringing a contemporary edge to Native American identity. His emotionally charged works broke with tradition, offering a raw, complex vision of the Indigenous experience, infused with paradox and mystery.
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