January 2021
Holsten Galleries newsletter
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Greetings. It’s a new year and I’m happy to be sharing with you some new works by some of my favorite artists as well as a brilliant archival piece from Jon Kuhn. I hope you enjoy this month’s offerings and I look forward to hearing from you with any questions or comments you might have. Take care and stay well. |
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"The object of art is not to reproduce reality, but to create a reality of the same intensity." – Alberto Giacometti
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Illusive Light I am honored to present this stunning hanging glass sculpture from the archives of North Carolina artist Jon Kuhn. The craftsmanship, beauty and architectural sophistication of this piece makes it a true collector’s item. Rarely have I offered a more extraordinary piece. |
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Mandara I think of this piece as a classic Lino Tagliapietra. Simple yet elegant in form, highly sophisticated cane work, gorgeous colors… This piece has it all.
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Pinnacle I love the organic, flowing form of this cast glass sculpture by Santa Fe artist Harry Pollitt. The use of negative space makes this piece all the more remarkable. |
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Blue Harmony Here is an outstanding example of Alex Bernstein’s latest direction. This stunningly beautiful piece is all about repetition, rhythm and harmony. Alex is one of those artists who is constantly reinventing his work and once again he has outdone himself with this piece
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This colorful piece was just finsihed by Seattle based artist, Nancy Callan. I love the intensity of the colors, the playful murini and the overall dramatic presence of Nancy’s latest creation. |
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Thank you for taking a few moments to enjoy some of the world’s finest glass art. I look forward to staying in touch. Kenn Holsten |
