THE SPRENGERI STUDIO GALLERY FEATURES THE ART OF J. MICHAEL SIMPSON AND INVITED ARTISTS.
Sitting at the bank of a whitewater I wanted to see in detail the complex patterns of the river surface. The water moves so fast it is not possible due in part to the psychological phenomenon called ‘persistence of vision’. The series called “The Seconds” explores that phenomenon with graphite drawings on elongated wood panels. Each work contains 24 sequential frames sourced from video of a nearby white water river
A native of South Carolina, Seth Rouser is both an artist and professor of art. He holds an MFA in Painting from East Carolina University, Greenville, NC. Rouser resides in Rock Hill, SC, and teaches at Winthrop University, where he has trained future artists and teachers at the college level for over two decades. His work ranges in media and formal style, varying from realistic drawing to abstract painting. The works shown here are derived from his work with digital media.
She is a Fellow of the internationally renowned MacDowell Colony in New Hampshire, and was an Affiliate Artist-in Residence at the McColl Center for Visual Art from September 2004 to March 2006. In March 2013, Linda was an Artist in Residence at Arte Studio Ginestrelle, Assisi, Perugia, Italy. From April 2013 to July 2014, Brown enjoyed return visits as an Affiliate Artist in Residence at McColl Center for Visual Art and as a resident at the Arte Studio Ginestrelle, Assisi.
Last Seen is a collection of photographs that have been taken at the last place a species was seen in the wild before going extinct. Through extensive research lists of extinct species have been translated into visual context in order to create a photographic reference. Some of the research has led to re-tracing the footsteps of explorers who witnessed and documented [their] decline....
The title of this exhibition, “Here”, refers to the concept of presence. The artworks in this exhibition were created in response to a certain location, place, or reference. These pieces communicate through abstraction and, often, immediacy. Color, painted marks, and directional movement aim to create immersion between the viewer and the artwork. The paintings explore our ability to remember a place through our emotions and senses.
The locations within these paintings are beyond points on a map – instead they point to how we remember places. They move over and through
time and our past and present experiences.
September 1 - 29, 2023
COLLECTED PAPERs
Marge Loudon Moody
Collected Papers is an exhibition of a body of work that is based on my artistic evaluation of the elements COLLECTED PAPERS the papers that I use. ‘Found’ and purchased papers from Thailand, India, Europe and North America all embody their own characteristics. The effectiveness of making the work is based upon an intuitive response and a rigorous process of organization, as I ‘shape’ each one to my specific ends. The satisfaction of viewing the work comes from the creation of an empathetic link between the artist, the image and the viewer, who must look beyond representation and respond to a poetic language often dependent on ambiguity and abstraction.
April 10 - April 21, 2023
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Amadna Foshag
Sprengeri Studio Gallery is proud to present "Traverse", a collection of mixed-media works by the artist Amanda Foshag . Amanda seeks to explore, through two and three dimensional materials, aspects of the human experience to which we all can connect. Her work uses basic simplicities to surface and color as triggers for her personal experiences. Narratives, stories, journeys, and memories are what drive her creative process; a process that allows the viewer to trace through the feeling and emotive response present in her visual storytelling.
April 8 - April 27, 2022
JULY 23, - AUGUST 6. 2021
NOV EMBER 8 - NOVEMBER 24
OCTOBER 21 - NOCEMBER 21, 2019
SEPTEMBER 15 - OCTOBER 16, 2019
NOVEMBER 19 - FEBRUARY 12, 2020
Three works each composed of a video, a drawing on wood, and a oil painting in simultaneous exhibition, August 15 - September 14, 2019.
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