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47th Small Works of Art Exhibition
Dear Friends, This year we are pleased to bring back the always popular group exhibition of “Small Works”, which we have presented nearly annually since 1975. With over 200 works in this exhibition, there is something for everyone! There is something special about small works in that they can be windows to worlds of so much more. A small work can call to you from across the room luring you in to take a closer look. Though small, these works can spark a wide range of reactions, whether it is a bunny by Hunt Slonem that makes you smile or an homage by Gabriela Dellosso that inspires you to ponder history. Richard Segalman (1934-2021) once described small works by saying “If I had my druthers, I’d only paint small. There is something completely unpretentious, spontaneous, terribly intimate and maybe a little voyeuristic about small paintings; like eavesdropping on a little statement where one brush stroke says it all. That immediacy is sometimes lost in translation to the larger canvas.” Small works can take more time and effort than a large work. There is a challenge in accomplishing a strong composition, color balance, and interesting design or subject matter in such a small format. For that reason, small works often captivate a viewer’s attention longer than a larger work. Join us in enjoying these small but moving works! Every artist represented by Harmon-Meek Gallery is included in this exhibition.
A "Bunny Wall" with paintings by Hunt Slonem and Sculpture by Carol Griffin...
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