Troy Dugas
By cutting and arranging printed materials such as vintage product labels on flat surfaces, Troy Dugas alters the original meaning of these printed images to create intricate radical structures. Read More
By cutting and arranging printed materials such as vintage product labels on flat surfaces, Troy Dugas alters the original meaning of these printed images to create intricate radical structures. Read More
"A Loss for Words" brings together two artists whose works both call for a more complex communication through imagery. Read More
The 2008 exhibition of "Katrina: Catastrophe and Catharsis" features additional storm-related works by artists that were not included in the original 2006 exhibition and also many artists not affiliated with the Arthur Roger Gallery. Read More
In “Dots, Loops, Stripes and Finches” Charbonnet incorporates images and textures associated with the past, continuing her interpretation of memories and encouraging the audience to build their own connections and associations to the imagery found in the paintings. Read More
With this exhibition, Jim Richard continues his remarkable series of oil paintings that depict high style domestic interiors. In his renowned interior paintings, Richard’s mordant wit imbues unpeopled period rooms with social ironies. Read More
In this exhibition, Srdjan Loncar aims to communicate the dangers of consumerism for both the wealthy and the middle class. Read More