Wade Gale Art Galleries

Wade Gale Art Galleries


My art work is inspired by the world as I see it. Interpreted to

Selling this painting 24"x24": Started a new job and will have about 3 weeks of no income and could use this sale to hel...
06/06/2025

Selling this painting 24"x24": Started a new job and will have about 3 weeks of no income and could use this sale to help me through the time frame.

24” x 24”
“Echoes in the Stillness”
Available: Make an Offer:
I'm going to be starting a new job and will be between income for a couple of weeks and could use a painting sale to help me through the income disparity.

This painting conveys a deep sense of solitude and reflection, with the dark figure in the abstract, wintry landscape. The contrast between the sharp lines of the trees and the softer, flowing colors in the background creates a moody and contemplative scene. “Echoes in the Stillness” captures the essence of isolation and quiet introspection.

24” x 24”“Echoes in the Stillness”Available: Make an Offer: I'm going to be starting a new job and will be between incom...
01/05/2025

24” x 24”
“Echoes in the Stillness”
Available: Make an Offer:
I'm going to be starting a new job and will be between income for a couple of weeks and could use a painting sale to help me through the income disparity.

This painting conveys a deep sense of solitude and reflection, with the dark figure in the abstract, wintry landscape. The contrast between the sharp lines of the trees and the softer, flowing colors in the background creates a moody and contemplative scene. “Echoes in the Stillness” captures the essence of isolation and quiet introspection.

Title: Embrace Change: Finding Hope in Life's ChallengesLife is a journey filled with twists, turns, and unexpected deto...
05/29/2024

Title: Embrace Change: Finding Hope in Life's Challenges
Life is a journey filled with twists, turns, and unexpected detours. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, with highs that make us feel invincible and lows that can leave us feeling utterly defeated. In the midst of it all, it's crucial to remember one thing: it's okay to not be okay.

We live in a society that often preaches the mantra, "It will get better." But what about those moments when the pain feels insurmountable, when the future appears bleak, and when hope seems like nothing more than a distant dream? How can we find solace in clichés that fail to capture the depth of our struggles?

As someone who has witnessed the devastating effects of Alzheimer's Disease firsthand, I understand the despair that comes with confronting the harsh realities of life. Watching a loved one deteriorate before your eyes can shake the very foundation of your being, leaving you grasping for answers in a sea of uncertainty.

In times like these, the notion of "It will get better" can feel hollow, devoid of meaning in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds. But perhaps therein lies the crux of our struggle—not in denying our pain or sugarcoating our circumstances, but in embracing the rawness of our reality.

Acceptance does not equate to surrender; rather, it is the first step towards finding peace amidst the chaos. It's about acknowledging that life is not always fair, that pain is an inevitable part of the human experience, and that healing is a journey, not a destination.

Yet, amidst the darkness, there is a glimmer of hope—a beacon of light that pierces through the shadows and reminds us of our resilience. That hope lies in the inevitability of change.

Change is the only constant in life, an immutable force that shapes our existence in ways both profound and unforeseen. It is the catalyst for growth, the harbinger of new beginnings, and the antidote to despair.

Instead of clinging to the notion that things will magically improve overnight, let us embrace the uncertainty of change. Let us find solace in the knowledge that no matter how dire our circumstances may seem, they are not immutable.

Life may not always unfold according to our plans, but therein lies its beauty—the ability to adapt, to evolve, and to emerge stronger than before. It's in the moments of adversity that we discover our true strength, our resilience, and our capacity for growth.

So, the next time you find yourself lost in the throes of despair, remember this: it's okay to not be okay. But don't lose sight of the transformative power of change. Embrace it, welcome it, and trust in its ability to guide you through even the darkest of nights.

For in the midst of life's greatest challenges, there is always hope—hope that change will lead us towards brighter days, hope that amidst the chaos, we will find peace, and hope that no matter what lies ahead, we possess the strength to endure.

So, empower your journey, embrace change, and never lose sight of the light that shines within you. For in the tapestry of life, it is our struggles that make us resilient, our pain that makes us compassionate, and our journey that makes us who we are.

I'm excited to share that I'm currently seeking new employment opportunities! With a wealth of experience in Event Manag...
05/29/2024

I'm excited to share that I'm currently seeking new employment opportunities! With a wealth of experience in Event Management, Retail Management, Business Development, and Marketing, I'm ready to embark on the next chapter of my career journey.

If you know of any exciting opportunities or if you're interested in learning more about my background and skills, please visit my personal website: www.wadegale.com. You can also reach out to me directly via message for a copy of my resume.

Your support and referrals mean the world to me, and I'm grateful for any leads or connections you may have. Let's connect and explore how we can work together to achieve great things!

Thank you for your continued support and encouragement!

My current project.
05/26/2024

My current project.

Current project. Abstract 24”x24” painting.
05/26/2024

Current project.
Abstract 24”x24” painting.

Available for purchase"Fractured"15" x 30"Mixed Media.
05/07/2024

Available for purchase
"Fractured"
15" x 30"
Mixed Media.

Friends. Have some of my art still available
04/10/2023

Friends. Have some of my art still available

So normally I don’t post a picture of my paintings before they are finished. However, I would love some feedback.

Friends. Have some of my art still available
04/10/2023

Friends. Have some of my art still available

15”x30”
“Abstract Chaos”
Available

Friends. Have some of my art still available
04/10/2023

Friends. Have some of my art still available

15”x30”
“All Over”
Available

Address

2591 S 500 E
Salt Lake City, UT
84106

Telephone

+18017071010

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Wade Gale Art Galleries posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Establishment

Send a message to Wade Gale Art Galleries:

Share