Skidmore Contemporary Art
is pleased to present
GALLERY SELECTIONS:
FALL 2026
On View November 1
through November 30, 2026
GALLERY SELECTIONS: FALL 2026 presented by Skidmore Contemporary Art brings together paintings, drawings, and prints that offer distinctly individual works. Whether portraying landscape, the figure, flowers and birds, or iconic objects of design the focus of each artist's vision is unique.
While Eric Theodore’s oil on canvas depicts an athlete taking five in Drying Off, Gianne de Genevraye’s pastel captures the essence of a Papyrus Flower was made in a garden on the Italian island of Ischia. In Eric Nash’s paintings, a freeway exit sign stands against a luminous California sky and a swimming pool glows after dark. Joan Gladstone highlights Route 66 landmark signage, and Andy Burgess looks to Palm Springs architecture and mountains. TR Colletta draws on the memories that familiar American objects can stir, while Jennifer Bain sets finely observed birds against layered color and geometric forms. In Bill Kane’s Emanation #318, the image itself shifts as we move past it.
Across the exhibition, the artists give us different reasons to linger and return. Each offers a different kind of encounter, from the pleasure of recognizing something familiar to the surprise of seeing an image change before our eyes.
Melissa Chandon
Pool with Two Tangerine Umbrellas, 2024
Acrylic on canvas, 36″ × 36″
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Gianne de Genevraye
Papyrus Flower, 2026
Dry pastel on tinted paper, 25.5″ × 19.5″
Painted at La Mortella Gardens, Ischia, Italy
$2,500
Andy Burgess
Palm Springs – Under the Mountains, 2024
Screenprint and archival pigment, 25 5/8″ × 33″
Edition 19/22
$4,200
The guiding philosophy at Skidmore Contemporary Art is driven by optimism and a hip sense of beauty.
Our gallery is known for representing artists who are recognized for their professional dedication and creative integrity. In a suite of skylit spaces, a steady rotation of solo and group exhibitions resonate with Southern California’s artistic traditions such as figurative realism, architectural studies, hard edge and painterly abstraction, pop art, and photorealism.
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