Artist Information:
Gale Gibbs
Rockwall, TX
United States
Member Since: Jul 2000
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Artist Statement:
Last year, while on a visit
to Houston, I had to stay in
an apartment with no studio,
equipment or computer to
occupy my time. Since I
didn’t want to invest a lot of
money, I went to the local art
store and got drawing paper,
pencils and charcoal. I had
no idea what I would do but as
I sat on the little porch, I
noticed a mother and her
child, people playing by the
pool and a workman. I
realized the apartments
themselves we really a
metaphor for life and its
complexities.
I have continued to make work
in that concept for the year.
I am calling them the
Apartments Suite.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Gale Gibbs and Beth Cartland,
Leslie Powell Gallery, Lawton,
Oklahoma-April 2002
“Farce and Fable: collage
paintings by Gale Gibbs”
Austin Peay State University,
Clarksville, Tenn. August 30,
1999
"Bird Stories", Dallas Visual
Art Center, Dallas, Tx. l996
"Various Animals, Tools, and
Remains", Rose Learman Arts
Center, Harrisburg, Pa.
Harrisburg ...
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Artist Galleries:
Sippora Gallery, Houston, Tx.
Latitudes Fine Art Gallery,
Houston, Tx....
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Artist Reviews:
REVIEW
TRAHERN ART GALLERY
Gale Gibbs
UNSETTLING WORLD OF WORDS AND
PAINT
Artist Gale Gibbs' work will
take you for walk inside the
mind
By Stacy Smith Segovia - The
Leaf Chronicle
Go section September 3 1999
Don't walk into the Trahern
Gallery anytime soon expecting
to get a quick...
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Collections:
Selected Private Collections:
Mr. and Mrs. Scott L.
Michener, Lawton, Oklahoma
Chris and Kanomie Miyahira,
Plano, Texas
Rockwall Arts Alliance,
Rockwall, Texas
Cathy Watts, Dallas, Texas
Lisa LeMaster, The LeMaster
Group, Dallas, Texas
Nancy Simpson, Dallas, Texas
Holly Bennett, Dallas, Texas
Dian Malouf, Dallas, Texas
George H. Rey 111, Harrisburg,
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Gale Gibbs's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Gale Gibbs's Portfolio.
Last year, while on a visit to Houston, I had to stay in an apartment with no studio, equipment or computer to occupy my time. Since I didn’t want to invest a lot of money, I went to the local art store and got drawing paper, pencils and charcoal. I had no idea what I would do but as I sat on the little porch, I noticed a mother and her child, people playing by the pool and a workman. I realized the apartments themselves we really a metaphor for life and its complexities.
I have continued to make work in that concept for the year. I am calling them the Apartments Suite.
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