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Axis Gallery is pleased to announce our 2014 Invitational Exhibition with artists Jan Blythe, Sandi Escobar, and Carol Ladewig during the month of December. These three artists were juried into our 2014 National Juried Exhibition at Axis gallery and have been invited back to showcase more of … Continued
“Fields of Black” is Phil Amrhein’s 5th solo exhibition at Axis Gallery. This body of work continues his exploration of non objective black paintings and his alliance to the minimalist credo. The black paint is sprayed and sanded on two … Continued
The paintings for this exhibition consist of many layers of repeating geometric forms that are composed and transformed on the computer. My interest lies in a pictorial investigation that examines a system of perception of energetic space through … Continued
Axis Gallery presents: Dixie Laws: New monotypes and linocuts, and work from the Myrtle Press printmakers. Dixie Laws exhibits new monotypes and linocuts. The monotypes explore number and letter shapes in bold color. The large scale linocuts further explore … Continued
Over the years Axis Gallery has gained a national reputation for having excellent jurors who view all work with serious consideration. There are juror awards, a catalogue to document the event and this year an added bonus of … Continued
REAL REAL REALITY to see or not to see… Artist Cherilyn Naughton will present an installation exhibition July 5 – 27 at Axis Gallery’s new location in the Verge Center for the Arts building at 7th and S Streets in Sacramento. The … Continued
Axis Gallery is pleased to announce its relocation and expansion to a new ground-floor space at Verge Center for the Arts, located at 7th and S Streets. The inaugural exhibition – “First Look” – will be an opportunity to view … Continued
“Rock, paper, scissors” is the title of Axis artist Janice Nakashima’s new work. Rock is such an elemental part of our world. We think of it as dense, unmovable, and stable. In this series, using rock as a theme, Janice Nakashima explores our … Continued
It is an inherent responsibility of the artist to denote the passage of time. The labor itself, to construct an object or an image, is proof enough that something has embarked, transformed, evolved. Within the tempo of our culture much … Continued
During the month of February, Axis Gallery presents abstract works by Cherie Hacker. Hacker paints in oils developing layers with additional media that possess a tactile look and feel, often including her unique use of collage. The organic shapes and compositions are … Continued