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Location:
4915 42nd Avenue North
Robbinsdale, MN 55422
763-537-5906
Gallery Hours:
tuesday-thursday:
5:30 - 830 p.m.
friday-saturday:
noon-4:00 p.m.
Check "Current
Exhibits" for show
dates
4915 42nd Avenue North
Robbinsdale, MN 55422
763-537-5906
Gallery Hours:
tuesday-thursday:
5:30 - 830 p.m.
friday-saturday:
noon-4:00 p.m.
Check "Current
Exhibits" for show
dates
Past Exhibitions
March Madness Members' Show
March 6th through March 28th, 2009
March 6th through March 28th, 2009
| Paintings and Pixels Watercolors by Kathy Mogelson photography by Kathy Hara |
Ketchikan
16" x 20", watercolor
16" x 20", watercolor
April 1st through April 30th, 2009
| In forty new works and one installation, Ron Merchant examines the openness of breath, looking through the calm of our lakes and the hustle of our streets. |
May 6th through May 30th, 2009
The Swan, Open Water, Three Sisters
WORKS IN BLACK showcases Meyer’s current sculptures created from wood and other found objects all painted black, to direct the
attention to highlights and shadows in the works. Meyer also has a painting of 3 shades of red, randomly placed in 3456 one-inch squares. Meyer is
the Fine Arts Superintendent for the Minnesota State Fair.
Lipstick is the focus of Paulson’s work, a series which includes paintings in the colors of lipstick, whose subject is lipstick or may be made
with lipstick, literally. Included in the show is Paulson’s 6 foot tall sculpture of a tube of lipstick, made with vinyl and chrome painted denim. Paulson is
the Robbin Gallery Director and Assistant Superintendent for the MN State Fair Fine Arts Program.
attention to highlights and shadows in the works. Meyer also has a painting of 3 shades of red, randomly placed in 3456 one-inch squares. Meyer is
the Fine Arts Superintendent for the Minnesota State Fair.
Lipstick is the focus of Paulson’s work, a series which includes paintings in the colors of lipstick, whose subject is lipstick or may be made
with lipstick, literally. Included in the show is Paulson’s 6 foot tall sculpture of a tube of lipstick, made with vinyl and chrome painted denim. Paulson is
the Robbin Gallery Director and Assistant Superintendent for the MN State Fair Fine Arts Program.
June 2nd through June 27, 2009
Robert Meyer
Patti Paulson
Patti Paulson
July 7th through July 29th, 2009
The Whiz Bang Show
This annual members’ juried art competition features photography,
watercolor, drawings, oil paintings, sculpture and more art from the
eighty-four members of the Robbin Gallery.
This annual members’ juried art competition features photography,
watercolor, drawings, oil paintings, sculpture and more art from the
eighty-four members of the Robbin Gallery.
August 1st through August 29th, 2009
Compositional, Improvisational
and Figurative
Works by Erik Gran
and Figurative
Works by Erik Gran
Hellish Morning,
watercolor
watercolor
WATERCOLOR
the works of C. J. Longaecker
the works of C. J. Longaecker
September 3rd through September 29th, 2009
October 1st through October 31st, 2009
(center image)
Carly Davidson's
Amazing Grace
acrylic, 36" x 84"
Steineck Arts features the paintings of David Steineck, as well as collaborative pieces he
did with his son Justin who suffers from mental illness. The work is vibrantly rich in color, with the imagery
at times wild and uncontrollable and yet always moving toward the soft and romantic.
did with his son Justin who suffers from mental illness. The work is vibrantly rich in color, with the imagery
at times wild and uncontrollable and yet always moving toward the soft and romantic.
Steineck Arts
paintings by David Steineck
paintings by David Steineck
February 5th through February 27th, 2010
January 5th through January 30, 2010 |
| Finding Nature and Balance |
Oil Paintings by Bob Newman
Personal Statement
After spending over 50 yeas
as an industrial illustrator,
graphic designer and
business owner, I have
returned to one of my first
loves—oil painting. I try
whenever possible to tell a
story in my paintings and
often a title occurs to me
even before the actual is
painting is started. I find
that working in all
categories (landscapes, still
lifes, florals and portraits) is
the most interesting and
challenging for me.
After spending over 50 yeas
as an industrial illustrator,
graphic designer and
business owner, I have
returned to one of my first
loves—oil painting. I try
whenever possible to tell a
story in my paintings and
often a title occurs to me
even before the actual is
painting is started. I find
that working in all
categories (landscapes, still
lifes, florals and portraits) is
the most interesting and
challenging for me.
Maui Seascape, oil, 12" x 16"
Contact:
Phone: 763-537-5124
Email: info@BobNewman-Paint.com
Web: www.BobNewman-Paint.com
Phone: 763-537-5124
Email: info@BobNewman-Paint.com
Web: www.BobNewman-Paint.com