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Showing posts with label Irene Delka McCray. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Irene Delka McCray. Show all posts

Friday, June 21, 2013

Upcoming!

Sandra Phillips Gallery is very excited about these upcoming events that our artists are involved in! 

Virginia Maitland, Ania Gola Kumor, and Carley Warren will be part of the exhibit "Total Abstraction" at the Republic Plaza (the tallest sky scraper in Denver and the entire Rocky Mountain Region!) 
June 27- August 8th,
Opening Reception Friday, June 28, 2013 

Carley Warren, "Genetically Modified Crop"

Ania Gola Kumor "Untitled #18"

Museum of Outdoor Arts
 August 3rd- October 19th
 Opening August, 3 5-9PM

Virginia Maitland, "Peak-a-boo Canyon"


The current exhibit at the gallery, "Cloth" will run until July 13th - so make sure you stop buy and see Irene Delka McCray and Virginia Maitland's elegant paintings! 

Wednesday, June 6, 2012


Faces in the Spotlight by Sandra Phillips
Sandra Phillips Gallery artists Irene Delka McCray and Margaret Kasahara have been chosen to participate in the group exhibit “Faces, Places and Spaces” at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities. A face is the primary embodiment of identity—it is what we present to the world. One's face is like our implicit calling card, the first and most recognizable aspect of one's being. How we choose to paint and portray our faces is how we share the stories of our selves—our emotions, our personalities, our roles. McCray and Kasahara will be featured in the “Faces”portion of the exhibition. Located in the main floor of the gallery, this show goes beyond the traditional portrait show focusing on the face, the quintessential expression of humanity. The exhibit features the flawless technical painting skill of Irene Delka McCray articulating universal themes within the human condition. Acclaimed painter Margaret Kasahara uses the lightness of kitsch and humor to explore the heavy topics of stereotypes and personal identity. Her colorful and powerful images pull from Japanese and American pop culture.

The exhibit runs from June 7 thru August 26.