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Werner Drewes | Oskar Fischinger | Sidney Gordin
This catalog was produced to document an exhibition called DREWES | FISCHINGER | GORDIN: The Invention of American Abstract Art held between October 30-December 28, 2020 at Sullivan Goss-An American Gallery in Santa Barbara, CA. It documents the works and careers of the three titular artists.
Hank Pitcher
This large and lavishly illustrated publication is the first hardbound, career-long survey on California painter Hank Pitcher. Pitcher has taught at the University of California, Santa Barbara in the College of Creative Studies for almost fifty years. He is widely recognized as one of the most important and serious painters to capture surf and beach culture. As a young man, he designed the logo and named the company for Mr. Zog's Sex Wax - an internationally known product for surfboards. A student of Paul Wonner and a colleague of Charles Garabedian, Paul Georges, Gregory Botts, and John McCracken among many others, Pitcher has a unique claim as a student of both East and West Coast schools of post-abstract figurative painting. W
The Reagan Presidency
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In Search of the Source
Featuring color plates of over fifty plein air landscape paintings by de Forest created on a single trip across the Middle East in late 1875 to mid 1876. Retracing the steps of his mentor, Frederic Church, de Forest traveled through Egypt, Syria, Palestine, Israel, and Greece. Letters recounting his journey are transcribed here for the first time.
Leon Dabo
This book was published to document the late career paintings of French-born American artist Leon Dabo. With new scholarship, new research, and almost 100 color reproductions of the artist's works, this book is intended for artists, collectors, and curators who want to get to know the artist's work from the last two decades of his career.
The Urban Myth
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Joseph Goldyne
"Joseph Goldyne's works are an autobiography of sorts. His images include such personal objects as favored books with time-softened corners, well-worn jackets, clothing hanging from hooks or packed into closets, a parrot tulip bending in its crystal vase. Viewers who pause to look at these works might recall the gooey goodness of cherry pie on a hot July day, falling under the trance of Anne Frank's diary or the soft, light, cottony feel of a favorite summer robe. At heart, these works are sweet mementos of life's passage. But Goldyne's interest isn't limited to intimate, closely observed objects. During the last 14 years, he has depicted waterfalls from countless vantage points . . . water ...
Collecting Moonlight
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