New Artists Currently on View in our Galleries
Every six weeks, we change over to a new art show in each of our seven galleries. Here you can enjoy artists from around the nation and especially the Southeast, and purchase art for your collection.
Brad Posey - ‘Stray Gods’
“I’d like to compare my creative process to jazz improvisation but it’s more accurately and truthfully like a punk band trying to grab shapes out of the air before they fly away. “Stray Gods” is inspired by primitive images, tribal art, comic books, death metal, science fiction, accidents, hip hop, movies, mistakes, cartoons, cave drawings and graffiti…”
This has been an excerpt from the artists’ statement about their show. To read more about their work please visit our website.
See something you like? Contact Robert Daniel at robertdaniel@lowemill.art to buy a piece.
Alexandria Chrisman - ‘Blue Murmurations’
“I need to feel more vulnerable.
I feel the most vulnerable when I feel small.
A murmuration of starlings is an event that makes me feel small because it is out of my control…”
This has been an excerpt from the artists’ statement about their show. To read more about their work please visit our website.
See something you like? Contact Robert Daniel at robertdaniel@lowemill.art to buy a piece.
Dezzy Moon - ‘2448’
North Floor Gallery on the Second Floor
“Route 66 was first opened to the public in 1926. It was America’s first federal highway system and its original length was 2,448 miles…”
This has been an excerpt from Dezzy Moon’s statement about her show. To read more about her show please visit our website.
See something you like? Contact Robert Daniel at robertdaniel@lowemill.art to buy a piece.
Cindy Miller - ‘Disembodied Series: Time & Energy’
“My art is a reflection of my profound connection to the world, a connection forged through years of immersion in the world of anthropology. My work seeks to explore the universal threads that bind us as human beings, transcending the boundaries of culture, geography, and time…”
This has been an excerpt from the artists’ statement about their show. To read more about their work please visit our website.
See something you like? Contact Robert Daniel at robertdaniel@lowemill.art to buy a piece.
Nathan Harper & Chris Wicker - ‘Peak Before the Valley’
“In robotics, designers witnessed a strange phenomenon where machines with human tendencies acquired immediate acceptance from the public. Still, once these machines became too human, the public’s opinion quickly shifted to disgust and fear. This sharp decline in favor was dubbed the uncanny valley…”
This has been an excerpt from the artists’ statement about their show. To read more about their work please visit our website.
See something you like? Contact Robert Daniel at robertdaniel@lowemill.art to buy a piece.
Joey Norwood – ‘HA-I-KU-BA-TI-O-N (IN THE YURT)’
Tesseracts condense
Into the third dimension:
Many unfoldings!
“Ha-i-ku-ba-ti-o-n (in the yurt)” is the result of seventeen months of sporadic contemplation of three dimensional (3D) unfoldings of the four dimensional (4D) hypercube (or tesseract) in a yurt in Vermont…”
This has been an excerpt from the artists’ statement about their show. To read more about their work please visit our website.
See something you like? Contact Robert Daniel at robertdaniel@lowemill.art to buy a piece.
Nikki Davis - ‘The War Within’
“The war within represents a sort of internal conflict that so many of us tend to battle; however, this exhibition is a direct representation of my battle as an artist, a woman, and a woman with mental illness…”