Visitors to Evergreen Fine Art Gallery in Colorado this month will be presented with three unique perspectives on their home state and the American West. Who and what can you expect?
Featuring Stephanie Hartshorn, Dave Santillanes, and Robert Spooner, Evergreen Fine Art Gallery is thrilled to be opening “Three Point Perspective” this month. The three artists represented are among Colorado’s best, each displaying a unique style and view on nature and man. Gallery director Doug Kacena remarked, “There’s going to be a really interesting visual dialogue between them. They focus on different themes, different subjects, different perspectives on Colorado and the West itself.”
Stephanie Hartshorn, “Rural Road Trip,” oil, 12 x 48 in. (c) Evergreen Fine Art 2016
“Three Point Perspective” opened on Saturday, April 2 with an Artist Reception and Gallery Talk. The artists offered their takes on the exhibition. Hartshorn explained, “I’m drawn to objects or scenes that tell a story. The physical history of the West is cultural, it’s dynamic, and it’s disappearing. When I paint something — from a rusty old sign to modern urban architecture — I approach it as a portrait.”
David Santillanes, “Interlude,” oil, 30 x 40 in. (c) Evergreen Fine Art 2016
Spooner said, “My paintings will be based on new historical themes I’ve been working on. Three Point Perspective offers three artistic vantage points. We all approach a work from different perspectives, and we all apply different solutions to a visual problem.”
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