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Gallery Nucleus is a California based Art Gallery that offers Fine Art Giclee Prints from an array of artists and illustrators.
Gallery Nucleus has collaborated with Disney Fine Art, Over the Garden Wall, Cartoon Network, NASA, LAIKA, Studio Ghibli artist YOICHI NISHIKAWA and many more to create beautiful art collections and prints to be enjoyed at home.
ABOUT NUCLEUS
“Since October of 2004, Nucleus has strived to be a welcoming gathering place for the art loving community by offering quality art, art-related goods, and rarities.
Focusing primarily on gallery exhibits, we have also had benefit auctions, product signings, music events, and artist lectures.
Having exhibited both local artists and artists from abroad, and catering to an international customer base, we offer an extensive collection of original contemporary, illustrated, graphic, commercial, and narrative art – all of which are carefully catalogued on our website.
Always open to the public, we welcome art collectors and the general public alike to visit us.”
Small Giclee Prints are printed on archival Watercolor.
Large Giclee Prints are printed on archival Velvet roll paper.
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Imagine Falmouth
Falmouth Art Gallery
Friday 11th October 2024 – 18th January 2025
‘The Last Stardog, Wildflowers and Friends’ at the Imagine Falmouth Exhibition, alongside many wonderful fellow Cornish artists.
This illustration is one of the final pages in The Last Stardog. The little yellow dog in the painting is my old gold childhood Labrador. I began painting these imagined landscapes in order to create a wild and wonderful world for her to explore.
In this world I call her Stardog. She is magical, as all dogs are, and befriends other colourful creatures who wander through this fantasia land.
This painting, was inspired too, by my love of gardens and gardening. It’s a place I wish I could grow… and go to… to be surrounded by wild smells, and fall into a book on a warm summers day… Golden ears flapping in the wind…
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Norman Rea Gallery
Child’s Play:
Exploring Childhood Through Art Exhibition
Thank you so much to The University of York, History of Art Department for inviting me to be a part of this beautiful exhibition.
‘Stardog, Wishing Well’ and ‘Stardog’s Tale, Many Strange Creatures’ will both be in the exhibition alongside the work of many other artists, from 9th- 25th October 2024.
“Norman Rea Gallery is a YorkSU ratified society at the University of York. We are run by a committee of elected students who volunteer their time. Our core aims have always been:
- To offer a unique opportunity for students in York to work in a contemporary campus-based art gallery,
- To act as an accessible and representative artistic hub for students at the University of York to meet and connect with like-minded creatives,
- To provide a platform emerging artists both local and national to achieve display and recognition.
The gallery was established by Norman Rea, the Provost of Langwith College in 1976. He felt that, “students should have the opportunity to look at paintings a well as listen to music and should have the chance to engage with artists, talk about their work with them discuss their techniques.” He also recognised that “new artists sometimes struggled to get started, to find a gallery that would be willing to give them space,” and so the Norman Rea Gallery was born.
The committee of 2024/25 will continue the Norman Rea Gallery’s dedication to listen, connect with, and respond to our community. We aim to curate a variety of art exhibitions and events that resonate with contemporary society, in such a way that engages students culturally, creatively, and socially. We seek to welcome a range of audiences into conversation, particularly for whom the art industry has not been as accessible or full of opportunity as it should be. We are also committed to platforming emerging artists who work in a variety of media, and who may be finding themselves on the fringes of recognition in mainstream art spaces. We seek to broaden the artistic horizons for students like ourselves beyond the realms of the university by engaging with other creative spheres and organisations, both local and national, thus fostering a creative network between members, artists, and audiences. The gallery will maintain its democratic curatorial nature, producing events and exhibitions formed through the ideas of committee and members. Above all, we remain committed to an inclusive environment within our physical and online spaces, keeping a community-focus at the heart of all gallery life.”
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