Welcome to SYNC GALLERY
931 Santa Fe Drive, 80204. In Denver's Art District on Santa Fe.
acrylics, 40”x40”
931 Santa Fe Drive, 80204. In Denver's Art District on Santa Fe.
First and Third Friday hours are 1PM – 9PM.
Regular daytime art gallery hours are
Thursdays 1-4, Fridays 1-4,
Saturdays 12-5, Sundays 1-4, or by appointment with individual artists.
Thursdays: 1pm - 4pm
(3rd Friday 1-9pm)
Fridays: 1pm - 4pm
(1st Friday 1-9pm)
Saturdays: Noon - 5pm
Sundays: 1pm - 4pm
(Last Sunday of the month 11-3pm)
or by appointment with individual artists.
SYNC Gallery presents
"Naturally Occurring"
by
Sandy Marvin and Nathan Dominik
April 18, 2024 through May 12, 2024
OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY April 19, 2024, 5 PM to 9 PM
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The root of this collection of recent works by Sandy Marvin is her fascination with the grace and
beauty of the natural world. It may be the arabesque curves of a garlic scape, a sweep of grama grass
or an intimate view along a frozen creek that catches her eye and invites her to interpret her vision in a
painting. Sometimes it may also be an interesting arrangement of things, both natural and manmade.
Sandy’s paintings are layered, combining watercolor, water-soluble pencil and soft pastel. She prefers
to allow evidence of her process to remain visible in the finished work.
Nathan is a sculptural artist using various techniques and mediums with wood being his favorite. In this
Naturally Occurring exhibit, he will be using a large variety of the world's exotic and local hardwoods.
His new work will include methods such as stack lamination, block carving, and even steam bending.
Nathan’s vision for his work comes from nature or an organic interpretation of what he sees. For this
show he will be displaying pieces that uniquely portray plants, leaves, seeds and water.
Nathan Dominik –"Leaves of Wonder 1, 2, & 3" - 14” x 5 ”x 5” - Various exotic hardwoods
Sandy Marvin - " A Kiss of Spring" - 12" x 9" - Pastel on paper
SYNC Gallery presents
"From Darkness to Light"
by
Pamela Gilmore Hake and Patricia Rucker
May 16, 2024 through June 14, 2024
OPENING RECEPTION: Friday May 17, 2024, 5 PM to 9 PM
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From Darkness to Light is an exhibition by artists Pamela Gilmore Hake and Patricia
Rucker. Both artists have different approaches for addressing the concept of darkness
to light. They work with this age-old concept in a contemporary manner.
Pamela Hake has been drawn to mark making in most of her recent abstract works. Her
latest body of work continues with the concept of random marks incorporated with a love
for the elements of the Earth. She puts an abstract spin on rocks emerging, trees growing,
plants bursting into bloom, and waves breaking. All of which come from the depths of the
Earth to seek life-giving light. Her loose approach with acrylic paint and ink on canvas
creates an exciting visual glimpse of how she sees the constant movement of her environment.
For Patricia Rucker, AMD (Age-related Macular Degeneration) continues to be a journey
both as a struggle and a gift. Light is a high-key value, darkness a comfort and a
challenge. Her work reflects her personal journey to and from the extreme. The nuances
that are visible to her inner and outer eye are recorded in Rucker’s work.
Pamela Gilmore Hake -TwistingTowardLight Acrylic & Acrylic Ink 40x30
Patricia Rucker Celtic Light Acrylic 24 x 24
SYNC Gallery exhibits a variety of contemporary abstract and conceptual works by a collective
of emerging and established artists. Each month select members display exciting work with a
wide freedom of expression. Located in the Art District on Santa Fe in Denver – known for its
vibrant arts scene – SYNC Gallery has become a destination for art lovers.