News

The work of abstract painter John Belingheri recently appeared in a Merrill Lynch advertisement for the Wall Street Journal’s Weekend Investor, Saturday/Sunday, March 6-7, 2010. (See ‘The New Basics and Wealth Manager’ B8-9)

Long-time Stremmel gallery artist and nationally renowned landscape artist died in a rollover car accident on October 20th in Southern Utah.  Snow was a former art professor and chairman of the University of Utah’s Art Department for over thirty years, before retiring to painting full time at his studio near Teasdale, in Southern Utah.  He is best known for his dramatic paintings of the peaks and mesas of Capitol Reef National Park and Boulder Mountain – he particularly loved to paint the enormous rock formation called the Cockscomb, which was visible from his studio.  Snow loved art, opera his students at the University of Utah and beautiful things, including conversations, architecture, women, his wife and children.  Stremmel Gallery represented Snow almost exclusively for over twenty-five years, and featured his work in several one-man exhibitions over that period.  He was a remarkable artist, a true Renaissance Man, and a wonderful friend to all of us who had the pleasure of knowing him.  He will be missed, but never forgotten.

The Reno News & Review published an article on the exhibition “UNR Emerging Artists” which opened October 1, 2009. The exhibit was also featured in Silver and Blue Magazine.

The Reno News & Review published an article on the Robert Brady exhibition which opened May 14, 2009.

The Reno Gazette-Journal reviewed Tom Judd’s exhibition “The Chalkboard Jungle” which opened November 11, 2008. The review may be viewed in PDF format by clicking here.

The Reno News and Review reviewed the group exhibition Rock Paper Scissors which opened May 29, 2008. The review may be seen on the Reno News and Review website.

Stremmel Gallery is pleased to represent two new sculptors, David Middlebrook and William Tunberg.

Michael Sarich was recently selected by The Joan Mitchell Foundation (New York) as a recipient of one of their prestigious grants which is awarded annually based first on nomination and then application for painters and sculptors.

Opening January 26, 2008, the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno is hosting Like, Love, Lust: Michael Sarich, a mid-career retrospective exhibition of Sarich’s paintings, drawings, prints and ceramic sculptures. The NMA will publish a full-color catalog to accompany the exhibition featuring essays by Kirk Robertson, Robert Sill and NMA Curator Ann Wolfe.

For more information please visit the Nevada Museum of Art’s website.