August 5, 2018
Curious about encaustic? We were, too. We visited Pamela Gibson in her studio to learn how she uses hot wax, a torch, and other resources to create her abstract landscapes.
May 6th - June 14th, 2019
ONE BY ONE: A STUDY IN OBSERVATION
Bronwyn Minton
Artist Reception May 9th, 5-7pm
ONE BY ONE: A STUDY IN OBSERVATION
Bronwyn Minton
Artist Reception May 9th, 5-7pm“This current work includes drawing, sculptural installation and represents my continued investigation and interest in how we interact with and construct nature.”
Exhibition Overview
This is an exhibition for those who value originality and curiosity. The natural world is the root of Bronwyn’s inspiration, and her uniquely conceived artwork is an expression of their relationship to it. In the gallery, the viewer finds two- and three-dimensional works paired to express the artist’s deep respect and exploration of the natural world. The result is an object of rare and precious beauty that reflects the priceless value of the natural world, which inspires these works of art.
Turner Fine Art is also excited to share new works by Pamela Gibson and Judith Dragonette.
Featured Artworks
Bronwyn Minton
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Pamela GIbson
Judith Dragonette
News and Press
August 3, 2018
After moving to Jackson Hole, Pamela Gibson replaced her loom for a torch that burns 1200ºF to paint the landscape around her. We discussed the pleasures of painting with hot wax, the depth of her paintings including her inspiration and “resources,” the concept of time and of letting go.