Featuring: RioBravoFineArt® Gallery﻿﻿﻿﻿’s Current Exhibitions

Featuring: RioBravoFineArt® Gallery’s Current Exhibitions

9/4/2020

RioBravoFineArt® Gallery
CONTEMPORARY AND HISTORICAL FINE ART
Now Presenting Three Exhibitions
110 North Broadway Avenue Truth or Consequences
Gallery Hours: Closed Monday & Tuesday
Wednesday - Sunday 12:00 am - 5:00 pm
Or By Appointment riobravofa@gmail.com
Located in Truth or Consequences Historic Hot Water District

Darlene Olivia McElroy
Santa Fe Contemporary Narrative Mixed Media Painter

“Cast of Characters”
THRU SEP 27, 2020

Darlene creates richly textured paintings with veiled stories that dream of a
mysteriously contemporary nostalgia.These figurative works of art with collaged
elements and found objects are created with a slightly gothic view of life
while having a great deal of fun!

Rodeo Queen, 28” x 22” mm on panel

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Tiny Whispers, 14” x 14” mm on panel

Earth Goddess, 14” x 14” mm on panel

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Wiz Allred–Acrylic Paintings

"Del Norte, the View from Albuquerque
to the Colorado Line"
THRU SEP 27, 2020

Allred primarily paints landscapes, seeking to capture the peculiar light of
Northern New Mexico and all that it touches: mountains, forests,
rivers, snow, and sky.sition and set other styles.

"Winter Hunt" 18x14 Acrylic on Linen

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"Piedra Lumbre", 24x48, acrylic on canvas

"The Overlook", 18x36, acrylic on canvas

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Gregory Montreuil-Paintings

"Wrestling with Color"
In The Upper Gallery
THRU SEPT 27, 2020

The German philosopher Walter Benjamin wrote, "color is something spiritual, something whose clarity is spiritual so that when colors are mixed they produce nuisances of color, not a blur." Montreuil delves into the complexity of color with a mix of analysis, intuition and intention. Unafraid, Montreuil works toward the dynamic of freedom and control using several approaches as necessary. While this depersonalizes his autographic signature, it allows him to express in the work a spiritual unity. Along with his contemporaries, Montreuil deals with the historical implications of classical abstraction but remains open to the necessity of inventing new parameters for the future of painting.