Previous Shows
The encaustic paintings of Shawna Moore are rich with layers of pigment and wax: a radiant and complex terrain of light, color and texture. For Moore, making art is a quest to make sense of the world, both materially, and conceptually.
Andrea Broyles joins Lyndsay McCandless Contemporary for her first show in Jackson and a book-signing of her newly published retrospective, “A Gathering”. Internationally known for her angel wings featured in the movie Cast Away, her new work is based on a pure emotional and creative response to her world and its daily occurrences.
Dan Burgette’s and Wes Timmereman’s visions of our national parks go beyond mere representation and into the realm of interpretation. Their work is united in a goal to explore the intangeable, and sometimes unnoticed details of the natural world.
Revealed: Jackson’s Top Skiers and Snowboarders
“My work refers to abstraction in part, and I have found the more abstract it becomes, the more real it is.”
-Theodore Waddell
Theodore Waddell’s drawings capture and convey a certain elemental clarity and spirit; a unique aesthetic of emptiness that defines both subject and landscape. Waddell will be at the reception to converse about his dog and horse drawings and to sign his children’s book, “Tucker Gets Tuckered”. Enjoy jazz provided by the Papa Chan Trio.
LMC invites you to dive into the underwater realm with the ocean futures society and a photographic exhibit that is bringing our country’s national marine sanctuaries to the rocky mountains. Come meet explorer/filmmaker Jean-Michel Cousteau, expedition photographer Carrie Vonderhaar and co-author Julie Robinson, who will be on hand to sign books and prints and share the stories behind the beautiful images on exhibit from their book, America’s Underwater Treasures.
Painting is an illusion, a piece of magic, so what you see is not what you see. I don't know what a painting is; who knows what sets off even the desire to paint? It might be things, thoughts, a memory, sensations, which have nothing to do directly with painting itself. They can come from anything and anywhere. -Phillip Guston
"The true artist declares himself by leaving out a lot. The artist alone sees spirits. But after he has told of their appearing to him, everybody sees them." -Goethe
Kingswood and Waddell are masters of well-placed marks. They explore the connection between state of mind and state of nature. Environment and animal become abstracted and reduced to their most essential elements as these artists express their intensely personal visual vocabulary.
FEATURING: Ricki Arno Babs Case Maura Cluthe
Sam Fitz Heather Hannan Ryan Haworth Amy Larkin
Bronwyn Minton James Shay Karen Shay Meagan Schwartz
Hannah Steele Susan Thulin Crissy Waters Tom Woodhouse
David Eisenhour’s compelling sculptures are inspired by the natural world and human psyche. He works with evocative primordial forms that convey the repetitive patterns of evolution. In keeping with our mission to contribute to a sustainable community and environment, a portion of sales will be donated to the JH Land Trust.
Henry Dombey has the ability to capture a moment that is both about the individual and is also timeless. Through his gentle eye, he gives us his vision of the human conditon.
Since everything is but an apparition,
perfect in being what it is,
having nothing to do with good or bad, acceptance or rejection,
one may as well burst out in laughter.
As our guest curator for the month of February, Heather Smith of Inspiring Spaces, will choose to hang artworks that explore the five elements of Feng Shui. Heather will discuss how art can be used to create harmony in a personal or working environment. www.inspireyourspace.com
Anne Muller, a documentary project photographer and Blanca Moye, a documented immigrant, have collaborated to create Porque., a collection of portraits and writings. The works explore a facet of the current mass migration from Latin America that is generally overlooked: Why do people choose to come to this country, often in the face of great risk and sacrifice?
Dan Burgette: Sculpting the Wind - A backcountry ranger in GTNP for over 30 years, sculptor and World Champion bird carver Dan Burgette, has the knowledgeable eye of a true bird lover. His combination of wood, metal and stone creates an elegant suspension of both the acrobatics and the beauty of his avian subjects.
With his abstract landscapes, Jackson photographer Wes Timmerman takes us to the places that his subconscious seeks through the lens. His realization of the emotional value of the landscape allows for visions of the environment to emerge based on an emotional reaction to the texture, pattern and rhythm of nature.
Andrea Broyles joins Lyndsay McCandless Contemporary for her first show in Jackson and a book-signing of her newly published retrospective, “A Gathering”. Internationally known for her angel wings featured in the movie Cast Away, her new work is based on a pure emotional and creative response to her world and its daily occurrences.
Dan Burgette’s and Wes Timmereman’s visions of our national parks go beyond mere representation and into the realm of interpretation. Their work is united in a goal to explore the intangeable, and sometimes unnoticed details of the natural world.
Revealed: Jackson’s Top Skiers and Snowboarders
“My work refers to abstraction in part, and I have found the more abstract it becomes, the more real it is.”
-Theodore Waddell
Theodore Waddell’s drawings capture and convey a certain elemental clarity and spirit; a unique aesthetic of emptiness that defines both subject and landscape. Waddell will be at the reception to converse about his dog and horse drawings and to sign his children’s book, “Tucker Gets Tuckered”. Enjoy jazz provided by the Papa Chan Trio.
LMC invites you to dive into the underwater realm with the ocean futures society and a photographic exhibit that is bringing our country’s national marine sanctuaries to the rocky mountains. Come meet explorer/filmmaker Jean-Michel Cousteau, expedition photographer Carrie Vonderhaar and co-author Julie Robinson, who will be on hand to sign books and prints and share the stories behind the beautiful images on exhibit from their book, America’s Underwater Treasures.
Painting is an illusion, a piece of magic, so what you see is not what you see. I don't know what a painting is; who knows what sets off even the desire to paint? It might be things, thoughts, a memory, sensations, which have nothing to do directly with painting itself. They can come from anything and anywhere. -Phillip Guston
"The true artist declares himself by leaving out a lot. The artist alone sees spirits. But after he has told of their appearing to him, everybody sees them." -Goethe
Kingswood and Waddell are masters of well-placed marks. They explore the connection between state of mind and state of nature. Environment and animal become abstracted and reduced to their most essential elements as these artists express their intensely personal visual vocabulary.
FEATURING: Ricki Arno Babs Case Maura Cluthe
Sam Fitz Heather Hannan Ryan Haworth Amy Larkin
Bronwyn Minton James Shay Karen Shay Meagan Schwartz
Hannah Steele Susan Thulin Crissy Waters Tom Woodhouse
David Eisenhour’s compelling sculptures are inspired by the natural world and human psyche. He works with evocative primordial forms that convey the repetitive patterns of evolution. In keeping with our mission to contribute to a sustainable community and environment, a portion of sales will be donated to the JH Land Trust.
Henry Dombey has the ability to capture a moment that is both about the individual and is also timeless. Through his gentle eye, he gives us his vision of the human conditon.
Since everything is but an apparition,
perfect in being what it is,
having nothing to do with good or bad, acceptance or rejection,
one may as well burst out in laughter.
As our guest curator for the month of February, Heather Smith of Inspiring Spaces, will choose to hang artworks that explore the five elements of Feng Shui. Heather will discuss how art can be used to create harmony in a personal or working environment. www.inspireyourspace.com
Anne Muller, a documentary project photographer and Blanca Moye, a documented immigrant, have collaborated to create Porque., a collection of portraits and writings. The works explore a facet of the current mass migration from Latin America that is generally overlooked: Why do people choose to come to this country, often in the face of great risk and sacrifice?
Dan Burgette: Sculpting the Wind - A backcountry ranger in GTNP for over 30 years, sculptor and World Champion bird carver Dan Burgette, has the knowledgeable eye of a true bird lover. His combination of wood, metal and stone creates an elegant suspension of both the acrobatics and the beauty of his avian subjects.
With his abstract landscapes, Jackson photographer Wes Timmerman takes us to the places that his subconscious seeks through the lens. His realization of the emotional value of the landscape allows for visions of the environment to emerge based on an emotional reaction to the texture, pattern and rhythm of nature.
Lyndsay McCandless Contemporary
Summer 2008 Show Schedule
01/04/08
12/07/07
10/05/07
08/03/07
07/20/07
07/06/07
06/01/07
04/06/07
03/02/07
02/01/07
01/05/07
12/01/06
11/03/06
12/14/07
02/01/08
May 2nd - the first First Friday Event of the summer will be a kick-off for the Jackson Eco-fair. We will be featuring many of our local and environmentally concious artists
June 6th - Matt Flint will be our artist for June. See more of his work here
July 11th - July will be the month of Bill Schenck and Kate Hunt
*Please note July 11th is the 2nd friday due to the holiday on the 4th
August 1st - The gallery will feature the work of Barry Hood and Ron kingswood in August
Sept 5th - This years Fall Arts Festival will have work from Mark Eberhard, Ewoud de Groot, Dan Burgette and Leo Osborne
Oct 3rd - Bronwyn Minton will be showing her latest work in October
June 6th - Matt Flint will be our artist for June. See more of his work here
July 11th - July will be the month of Bill Schenck and Kate Hunt
*Please note July 11th is the 2nd friday due to the holiday on the 4th
August 1st - The gallery will feature the work of Barry Hood and Ron kingswood in August
Sept 5th - This years Fall Arts Festival will have work from Mark Eberhard, Ewoud de Groot, Dan Burgette and Leo Osborne
Oct 3rd - Bronwyn Minton will be showing her latest work in October
03/07/08
