Art Gallery
Dolby Chadwick Gallery
210 Post Street, Suite 205
San Francisco, CA 94108
Email: Email venue
Phone: (415) 956-3560
Fax: (415) 956-3455
Website: www.dolbychadwickgallery.com
Contact:
Lisa Chadwick
Hours:
Tuesday - Friday, 10am-6pm; Saturday, 11am-5pm.
Admission Price:
Free
Exhibitions
Ian Kimmerly
Continuous Wave
Dolby Chadwick Gallery is pleased to announce Continuous Wave, an exhibition of new paintings by Ian Kimmerly. Kimmerly boldly embraces the disparate by integrating various styles and techniques into each painting.
Charley Brown
Divergence
This body of work marks an important turning point for the San Francisco-based artist, who has been a figurative painter his entire life. Desiring the challenges and stimulation of a new aesthetic.
Gonzalo Fuenmayor
They Say I Came Back Americanized
Dolby Chadwick Gallery is honored to announce "They Say I Came Back Americanized," an exhibition of new work by Gonzalo Fuenmayor. Born in Colombia but a resident of the United States since 1998.
Guy Diehl
A Dialogue with Tradition
Dolby Chadwick Gallery is pleased to announce “A Dialogue with Tradition,” an exhibition of new paintings by Guy Diehl, on view September 5–28, 2013.
Description:
Established in February of 1997, the Dolby Chadwick Gallery now celebrates its thirteen-year anniversary. We are fortunate to represent extremely accomplished mid-career and emerging artists whose work ranges in media to include painting, photography and museum quality prints. We also continually seek new artistic talent in all media.
The Dolby Chadwick Gallery hosts ten solo exhibitions a year and maintains a deep commitment to enhance our artists' careers. We collaborate with museum curators, produce catalogues, participate annually in art fairs, establish relationships with the press and continue collector education & development. We work to create an atmosphere that builds bridges between the creative work, collectors and art enthusiasts at all levels.
The Dolby Chadwick Gallery's broad aesthetic program ranges from representation to abstraction. The unifying theme throughout the work presented is a profound formal soundness, the achievement of originality and aesthetic excellence.
Artists:
Painting & Printmaking: Emanuel Bernstone, Suhas Bhujbal, Marius Bosc, Chris Cosnowski, Marshall Crossman, John DiPaolo, Willard Dixon, Matt Duffin, Betsy Eby, Sherie' Franssen, Kim Frohsin, Doug Glovaski, Shelley Hoyt, Katina Huston, Dan Jackson, Chelsea James, Alex Kanevsky, Robert Kingston, Louise LeBourgeois, Joe Macca, Kyle McDonald, Betty Merken, Joshua Meyer, Lance Morrison, Takeshi Nakayoshi, Stephen Namara, Michael Pauker, Jim Phalen, Hunt Rettig, Gary Ruddell, Ada Sadler, Douglas Schneider, Stephen Simons, Kirsten Stolle, Brook Temple, David Kelso, Betty Merken, Frank Lobdell, Seiko Tachibana, Akihiro Watabiki
Sculpture: Therese Lahaie, Stephen De Staebler
Photography: Rick Chapman, William Farley, Alex Kanevsky, Richard Miller, Ken Rosenthal, Howard Steinberg
Editorial
Dolby Chadwick Gallery, San Francisco, California
Review by DeWitt Cheng
The densely worked, emotionally charged paintings of Ann Gale are marvelous portraits that defy traditional co
Past Editorial
Ann GaleStephen De Staebler
Suhas Bhujbal
