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Born in San Francisco, Doug Smith’s artwork is a clear nod to the Bay Area Figurative Movement that flourished during his midcentury youth. His pieces suggest the aesthetic of Richard Diebenkorn as well as the reassuring rural imagery of American regionalism. This inspiration and his years as a graphic designer/art director, allow Smith to focus on strong organization, color, balance and texture in his paintings. Doug combines the exuberance of abstract expressionism and the arresting intimacy of the realistically familiar.…

    VERMONT IN LEAF - BY ANDREW ORR Andrew will present an array of original oils depicting the seasons so cherished in bucolic Vermont! Andrew has made a strong foot hold in the gallery since he arrived less than a year ago. Many appreciate and enjoy his high level of detail creating intimate, intricate and peaceful landscapes that transport you to a perfect day!                                …

    ROCK - SCISSORS - PAPER SHOW  Rocks consist of African Shona Sculptures in varying sizes for outside gardens and / or inside with your private collection.  For over fifty years the art from Zimbabwe has been appreciated and enjoyed world wide.  These hand carved sculptures express recognizable human feelings.  Each piece is a design that is refreshingly original.  They are rendered in richly-colored native stone such as serpentine, springstone and soapstone.  Best of all each piece is invitingly touchable. Precious…

Inside Tilting feels more like Spring then outside! IMG_1864

Jenny just completed and delivered "Contender" a life size spectacular sculpture standing in front of the Holiday Inn on Broadway for Saratoga' Racing Season. His "Rival" is inside the hotel in the lobby. They are not to be missed! Jenny has outdone herself with her antique tool expression. They have the intricate feel of the inside, tight fitting mechanisms of a fine clock. These two pieces are by far her best works to date. Tilting is pleased to be a…

Ken Otsuka proudly and deservedly so, holds a large commission for a very happy client.  Ken's originals in oil of water, rocks and nature provide a restful viewing in the gallery for all visitors.  His artist statement is as follows: “Giving constant thought to time has become the backbone of my art. Through observing nature, I have come to believe that time does not exist where no change occurs. Nature’s constantly changing cycles allow time to exist. When this “time”…

Chandler Kissell never likes to do anything twice. She is constantly creating new expressions in the abstract. The three black and white paintings on canvas go by the name of Confluence, Silk Reeling and All that Jazz. It is a bit of insight into her studio and the way that she works. On the easel is the latest piece that is part of the very successful Hubble Series. I hope to thru my blog, give each viewer insight into the…