Sullivan Goss Exhibitions, 2010

The Object of Art

Sullivan Goss presents an exhibition of small scale sculptures by James Haggerty, Ken Bortolazzo, Joan Rosenberg Dent, Sidney Gordin, and Edgar Ewing that investigates people's preconceived ideas about the distinction between a decorative object and a small sculpture.

100 GRAND, 2010

Sullivan Goss presents the second annual salon exhibition of one hundred art works priced at $1,000 or less.

California Gold

Sullivan Goss presents a handful of treasures from the history of California art in time for the Holiday Season.

Winter Salon, 2010

Sullivan Goss presents a salon exhibition of popular works from the Gallery's Estates and our living artists.

Meredith Brooks Abbott

Sullivan Goss is pleased to present its debut exhibition for Santa Barbara's most beloved Impressionist painter, Meredith Brooks Abbott.

Bathed in Light

Anya Fisher's work reflects the strong character and vision of this multitalented artist. This exhibition focuses on the vitality and inner glow found in Fisher's paintings.

Optikinetics: Sculpting Space / Bending Light

Sullivan Goss presents a new exhibition of sculptures by Ken Bortolazzo. Ken's kinetic sculptures in stainless steel exploit the radiance of burnished steel and the optical interference patterns called Moire effects to produce a sculptural vocabulary that is as much about light as it is about form and space.

GEOMETRIC ABSTRACTION

Sullivan Goss presents an intriguing and uplifting vision of the history of geometric abstraction in America with examples from the American Abstract Artists group, the Transcendentalists, the Constructivists and California's Hard Edge painters.

Coloring Outside the Lines

For our newest exhibition of paintings and pastels by acclaimed California colorist, Anders Aldrin, the gallery presents a wide view of the artist's work and development.

AMERICANS AT PLAY

Sullivan Goss is pleased to announce an exhibition of art that showcases scenes of Americans at play over the last 100 years. The exhibit will feature over 50 paintings, watercolors, and sculptures that show us having a good time: kids flying kites, couples by the pool, families at the carnival, or at the beach.

Spring Salon, 2010

To celebrate Spring, curators Susan Bush and Jeremy Tessmer present a limited engagement salon of modern and contemporary paintings.

FREDERICK REMAHL, When Smoke Goes Down

For our third show of work from the estate of Swedish born artist Frederick Remahl (1901-1968), Sullivan Goss has brought together a collection of work that examines the artist's unique vision through his mysterious subjects and magical landscapes.

Pamela Hill Enticknap: American Beach Life

THE LAST NEW CENTURY

Looking back to the beginning of the Last New Century, one realizes that the upheaval and change bemoaned in the contemporary art world had already begun. Sullivan Goss will exhibit paintings from the Hudson River Valley School, American Barbizon, American Renaissance, Orientalism, Luminism, Realism, Impressionism, Symbolism, Art Nouveau, and Arts and Crafts.

The Graphic Image

Sullivan Goss presents a limited-engagement exhibition called, "The Graphic Image" - a salon exhibition of paintings that exploit the virtues of graphic art.

Connie Connally: Life Like Water

For her debut solo exhibition in Santa Barbara, Sullivan Goss presents a series of Connie Connally's contemporary abstract paintings influenced by the light and mood of her new home city.

Martha Mayer Erlebacher: Emblems of Desire

For her newest exhibition at Sullivan Goss, Martha Mayer Erlebacher has painted a series of classically-informed nude figurative paintings.

Betty Lane: A Certain Kind of Woman

Sullivan Goss is pleased to present a new exhibition of drawings, etchings, watercolors and oil paintings from the Estate of Modernist Betty Lane.

Los Angeles Art Show, 2010

Sullivan Goss will join over 80 dealers from around the world for the West Coast's largest art fair, the 2010 LA Art Show.

Lockwood De Forest (1850-1932)

For this exhibition, Sullivan Goss will present two larger studio paintings as well as a selection of the artist's plein air sketches of Santa Barbara, New York, Mexico and the Middle East.

James Haggerty: New Ceramics 2009

For his second solo show with Sullivan Goss, ceramicist James Haggerty presents a selection of new glazes and new forms.

A Winter Quartet

For this salon exhibition, curator Susan Bush has assembled a thoughtful collection of works by artists who are new to the gallery.

John Nava: Facing West

For his second exhibition at Sullivan Goss, John Nava has created a new body of work around the theme of the Anadyomene - the mythic goddess also known as Venus. He has reimagined her in terms more familiar to contemporary life in California.

Colin Campbell Cooper: Paper Sketches

Sullivan Goss presents a charming exhibition of painted sketches made during the artist's journeys throughout Europe and the Middle East.

100 Grand

Sullivan Goss presents a salon exhibition comprised one hundred art works priced at $1,000 or less.

Sidney Gordin: Drawings in Air and on Paper

For our second exhibition of works from the Estate of Sidney Gordin, Sullivan Goss will present an exhibition of sculpture and works on paper that investigate the intersection of both media in the artist's thinking about space.