Tag: meet the artist
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Beacon Gallery Connections: Amy Ford
We are pleased to introduce Artist Amy Ford. Amy is one of two Beacon Gallery artists featured in our current exhibition, Art Therapy. The show focuses on the important theme of art as therapy, for both the artist and the audience, through their unique figurative styles. Drawing upon their own inspirations and distinctive approaches, Ford’s […]
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Beacon Gallery Connections: Martha Chason-Sokol
We are pleased to introduce Beacon Gallery’s inaugural Artist in Residence, Martha Chason-Sokol. As both an artist and the founder of Art Lab Everett, Chason-Sokol uses art as a way to speak to our contemporary culture and political climate, emphasizing the democratic nature of art through her creative processes. Martha Chason-Sokol uses discarded, found materials […]
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Beacon Gallery Connections: Domenic Esposito
Massachusetts-based artist Domenic Esposito got his start in the corporate finance world before leaving to pursue his passion for art. Having trained at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, Stonybrook Fine Arts, Artist Asylum, and Prospect Hill Forge, Esposito brings a combination of professional education and lived experience to his works which seek to […]
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Beacon Gallery Connections: Sharon Whitham
Both a creator and activist, Sharon Whitham combines her two passions through her prints and mixed media works. She expresses her concerns about climate change and its environmental impacts through her art and through her involvement with Shared Habitat Earth (SHE). Whitham explains that members of SHE “are creating art to show nature’s beauty as […]
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Beacon Gallery Connections: Nicci Sevier-Vuyk
Learn more about artist Nicci Sevier-Vuyk in connection to her featured artwork in Beacon Gallery’s June-July 2022 group exhibition, “A Delicate Balance.”
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About the Artist: Malcolm Montague Davis
Malcolm Montague Davis (1933-2021), a descendent of the Bauhaus movement through his work with Gropius and The Architectural Collaborative, practiced a precise hard-edge style in his colorful geometric paintings. His semi abstract geometric landscape paintings and architectural paintings of homes in Santa Fe and elsewhere (homes that often he himself designed!) are just a few of the reasons his work is exceptional. The detail, precision, color choices and beauty of Malcolm Montague Davis’s work, as well as his ability to render a three-dimensional world in compelling two-dimensional graphics make his work long-lasting investment-grade art with the potential to accrue value over time. Please inquire with the gallery for additional photographs, in-gallery or in-home viewings, or for additional works not yet online. Most of Davis’s oeuvre, visible on https://www.malcolmmontaguedavis.com is represented and available (where not yet sold) through Beacon Gallery.
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Meet the Artist: Meclina
Within Caron Tabb’s show, “Humanity Is Not A Spectator Sport“, a series of rotating installations entitled What Now; Making Space take place. As Tabb’s show focuses on the need to recognize privilege, accept progressive change, and actively create room within our worlds for others, What Now; Making Space consists of the artist’s removal of a symbolic piece of her […]
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Meet the artist: Janet Tan
Within Caron Tabb’s newest show, “Humanity Is Not A Spectator Sport“, a series of rotating installations entitled What Now; Making Space will take place. As Tabb’s show focuses on the need to recognize privilege, accept progressive change, and actively create room within our worlds for others, What Now; Making Space consists of the artist’s removal of a symbolic piece […]
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Meet the artist: Quincy Harding
Within Caron Tabb’s newest show, “Humanity Is Not A Spectator Sport“, a series of rotating installations entitled What Now; Making Space will take place. As Tabb’s show focuses on the need to recognize privilege, accept progressive change, and actively create room within our worlds for others, What Now; Making Space consists of the artist’s removal of a symbolic piece […]
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Catch Up with the Artist: Ibrahim Ali-Salaam
Within Caron Tabb’s newest show, “Humanity Is Not A Spectator Sport“, a series of rotating installations entitled What Now; Making Space will take place. As Tabb’s show focuses on the need to recognize privilege, accept progressive change, and actively create room within our worlds for others, What Now; Making Space consists of the artist’s removal of a symbolic piece […]