Past Gallery Artists
Rex Lagerstrom, January 8, 2011
Mr. Lagerstrom graduated from Bellarmine College with a BA in Art and Organic Chemistry, studied under Bob Lockhart, attended Blackhawk Mountain School of Art in Colorado post-graduate then did a three year apprenticeship in Stained glass and design with Fenestra Studios in Louisville, studied under Peter Eichhorn. He is represented by B. Deemer Gallery, and is a former member of Zephyr Gallery. Lagerstrom has had over 30 shows in Louisville Area, and produced medical illustrations for more than 40 journal articles (including the Jarvik-7 artificial heart project and the second edition of Dr William Olsen’s Neurology text book). Lagerstrom is also an Internist, and has practiced for 23 years.
Vessel, 7” x 7 “, oil crayon and pencil on Birchwood panel, 2011
Annie Langan, October 9, 2011
Annie Langan received her MFA in Photography at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) in 2008. She previously received her BFA in Photography from the Atlanta College of Art in 2002. Langan’s work has been included within national and international exhibitions as well as several art collections, including the private collection of Sir Elton John and the Museum of Art -Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). Her work has been exhibited in galleries such as Soho Photo Gallery in NYC and Gallery 2 & Project Space in Chicago, Illinois. From 2000-04 her photography was exclusively represented by Momus Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia.
Russel Hulsey, August 28, 2011
Anti Portraits culls works by Louisville-based Artist Russel Hulsey from 2007-present. The exhibition consists of sixteen individual works in three categories: Jack Kerouac’s America, Television Families, and a simple, yet refined, tribute to late Artist and friend Stephen Irwin. All three categories merge together here to form: “Anti-Portraits.” The artist states, “This exhibition is so-titled because of my interest in portraiture, or rather, what the ‘portrait’ can be. I hope to approach this age-old tradition with a poetic sensibility, and to push into territories that speak not only to presence but, also to impermanence, action, and memory.”
Song to Kerouac, Russel Hulsey 2009
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Keith Auerbach, March 10, 2011
Photographer
See more of Keith Auerbach’s work at www.auerbachphoto.com.
Dominic Guarnaschelli, April 17, 2011
Dominic will be showing mostly photographs and one sculpture, all of which have to do with the current though recurring debate of science and religion or (evolution and intelligent design).
The photos are based on book covers from science and religious books with the text and titles removed. About 6 to 8 pictures.
Dominic has an MFA from Florida State University. He is a freelance photographer/designer and has served as adjunct faculty at Bellarmine Unviersity. See more of Dominic’s work at: www.dominicguarnaschelli.com
Neil Callander, January 9, 2011
Neil Callander recently returned to Louisville KY, his hometown, to teach painting and drawing at the University of Louisville and Indiana University Southeast. He received his BFA from Indiana University in 2003 and his MFA from The Mason Gross School of Art at Rutgers University in 2006. Additionally, Neil received a full fellowship to attend The Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2005. After graduate school Neil worked as a painting assistant to the artist Jeff Koons in his studio in New York City. Neil’s work has been shown in group and solo exhibitions including the 2010 WaterTower Regional in Louisville, The 2009 Paint Snob Invitational in Waco TX, and First Look at the NJ Center for Contemporary Art. Currently Neil is preparing to mount two solo exhibitions in 2011 at Goose Barnacle Gallery in Brooklyn NY and Vincennes University. He paints in his basement studio and lives with his wife, young son and a large dog.
Dusty’s Tapes
20″ x 20″
oil on linen on panel
2010, by Neil Callander
Neil is Assistant Professor of Painting and Drawing at UofL. Visit www.neilcallander.com for more of Neil’s work.