The 9th Annual Stephen Datz Exhibition
opens
*New Event: Preview Day
*New Event: Lecture and show tour by Stephen on Sat., May 26th from
Stephen’s new show reaches ever new heights! Just when you think his art could not express the beauty of the landscape any better, he creates new works with ever more stunning light, more sensitive colors and a freshness that emanates from the canvas.
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| A White Wilderness Oil 16” x 36” 26" x 46" framed | ||
I endeavor to approach my work with, as jazz musician Stan Getz put it, ‘an unpretentiousness spontaneity and poetry of honest emotion.’ Plein air painting offers an incomparable sense of freedom, a way to put aside everything but the raw sensations of the immediate moment in nature. Thought clarifies, the senses fill and ideas begin to take shape; a kind of elation settles upon me as the creative inspiration and the elements of the natural world come together in the process of painting” Stephen C. Datz
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| The Veiled Lady Oil 23" x 36" 33" x 46" framed | ||
Act I Gallery is dedicated to being an exciting, welcoming gallery offering great art at great prices. Constantly changing exhibits, special events and a user-friendly web site encourage our customers to grow in appreciation and knowledge of fine art. Our goals is to enrich the quality of their lives through the acquisition of fine art while building personal, long-term relationships for 22 years - and counting!
Your selection includes paintings by Stephen C. Datz, Ken Daggett, Dinah K. Worman, Peggy McGivern, Joyce Hamil, Iva Morris, Doug Candelaria, Cletus Smith, Audrey Davis, Sharon Craft, Virginia Vaughan, Patricia Jacobsen, Bobbie Markeson, Mary Anne Warner, Jeri Moore, Lee Heartwell and Carol Rath.
Jewelry in sterling silver and gold are by G. L. Miller while beadwork is by Vicki Swiatek. There is glass by William C. Davis; bronze sculpture by Nnamdi Okonkwo and Wendy Salin; stone carvings and bronze by James Horne. We also represent wood turned bowls by Matt Moulthrop and Philip Moulthrop; gourd maidens by Mark and Nancy Hargis, furniture by Seymour Wheelock and Glenn Swett and last, but not least, wind sculpture by Roger Heitzman. The stone water fountains by Jan Moore grace our courtyard and can be shipped directly to your home.
Act I Gallery has become a destination gallery for visitors and locals alike. Known for diversity in media and subject matter, we offer you a diverse selection of original art, whether you collect oil paintings, pastels, watercolors, bronze, jewelry, ceramics, turned wood or turning wind sculpture. With time payments always part of our offerings, collectors have garnered fine art collections to share with family and friends and then on to heirs and museums.
