George Cuttress Fine Art

07/20/2023

07/20/2023

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07/18/2023

04/23/2023

04/11/2023

This earth day, take some time to commune with nature with this new drawing class at ! We'll be taking our art practice outside to draw all the inspiration the earth has to offer and develop our art practice. Join me April 22, at 10 am in the garden. Register with or at https://aletajacobsonartist.com/Nature-Drawing! Hope to see you there!

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04/11/2023

01/08/2021

11/02/2019

NOVEMBER at the PROGRESS GALLERY

10/08/2019

OCTOBER at the PROGRESS GALLERY

11/29/2017

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06/27/2014

Don't miss these artist talks at our closing reception this Saturday!

06/06/2014

05/11/2014

Stacy Davies' essay on Fr. Bill Moore - the show is up until the end of June, so come on by!

05/09/2014

Tomorrow night!

04/02/2014

A review of Joy McAllister's new show in ArtScene. Scroll about 1/3 of the way through. There's no image for some reason, but the review is there!

http://artscenecal.com/articles/858-continued-and-recommended-april-2014

Jacob Hashimoto, “Gas Giant” (detail), 2012, mixed media installation, dimensions variable, is currently on view at MOCA Pacific Design Center.

02/05/2014

Karen Kauffman review in February's ArtScene - scroll down five reviews. http://artscenecal.com/articles/844-continuing-and-recommended-february-2014

© 2013 The Richard Diebenkorn Foundation, New Orleans Museum of Art, museum purchase through the National Endowments for the Arts Matching Grant.

12/30/2013

JANUARY AT THE MAIN STREET GALLERY

07/14/2013

June 8 opening reception

07/08/2013

If you missed our "Double Feature: the Mad Art of Midnight Movies" show last month, never fear! You can see it all this Saturday from 6-9PM at our second opening!

Below: A.S. Ashley's riff on "Magic"

"Preuβisches Teepartei Puppenspiel," acrylic on canvas, 41" x 27", 2013.

06/13/2013

Seeing Double | Inland Empire Weekly

Nice review!

http://ieweekly.com/2013/06/arts/arts-feature/seeing-double-2/

Vintage films are known to have an intrinsic cult following. Maybe it’s because they remind us of the matte simplicity that’s fading in our digital society, or it could be the growing appreciation for classic features—when storylines were still unique and theatrics took fearless risks. Either way, w...

06/09/2013

Matt

04/20/2013

04/20/2013