Posts filed under 'Jesse Miller'
Come join us for a private art show of mixed artists from around the planet. “An Evening of Art III” will include gypsy jazz alla Django Rienhardt with fine selections of wine and cheese paired with an eclectic potpourie of art styles and mediums for your viewing. Paintings from Neal Adams, Wolfgang Widmoser, Jason Monet, Jesse Miller, Elan Vital, Pranoto, Kerry Pendergrast, Bambang Wiwoho, Steve Ladin, and Chong Amo.
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jlgalleries@gmail.com
626.376.5646
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February 8th, 2011
October 29th, 2008
Come join us for a private art show of mixed artists from both sides of the planet. “An Evening of Art II” will include fine selections of wine and cheese paired with an eclectic potpourie of art styles and mediums for your viewing. Paintings from Neal Adams, Jason Monet, Jesse Miller, Elan Vital, Pranoto, Kerry Pendergrast, Bambang Wiwoho, Alex Spencer, Steve Ladin, Spauldero and the first work ever in the west of Chong Amo.
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jlgalleries@gmail.com
949.701.6975
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* Private screenings available upon request. *
September 28th, 2008
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| Not only were awards bestowed upon Jesse, there were also sales of classic pieces like the ‘Gate-A-Way’. Miller’s wooden postcards were also a hit. Further, the festival sold more 2008 Sawdust Art Festival T-shirts than usual due to the great T-shirt design made by none other than Jesse Miller ! |
September 25th, 2008
Jesse Miller
Glass and Wood
This beautiful flower is a completely new direction for Jesse Miller. It seems logical that after using so many mediums that eventually the canvas would disappear altogether. The wood looks like flower petals hanging off the sky surrounding the bird of paradise blossom. This painting hangs from above not on the wall. Wonderful lines and color. Another Jesse Miller success!
January 6th, 2007
Jesse Miller and I grew up going to the same schools with our paths continually crossing. It was not until we were both out of high school that we really became friends. At this time he was working professionally as a commercial artist.
One Valentines’ Day my girlfriend wanted to fight when I had plans for a romantic day and evening. Thus, I told her, “We’re finished!†Immediately, I called Jesse and asked him to be my replacement Valentine. Six weeks earlier I had purchased tickets to the Van Gogh exhibit at the LACMA (for Valentines’ Day) and I figured Jesse, being an artist, might enjoy the show.
We were both amazed and inspired with Vincent’s work, and while driving home I asked, “Jesse, why don’t you paint canvas?†He replied that he had always wanted to, and had told many friends over the years, that if someone bought him canvas and some other materials, he would gladly paint for them. Next stop art supply shop! We bought him 2 medium and one large pre-stretched canvas. Also we got a 50 foot roll of canvas, so he could begin making his own shapes and sizes.
The rest is history. Now Jesse has turned a life of art into more than a decade of beautiful canvas with the best still to come!
September 13th, 2006
Jesse Miller ‘Glass Wave’
Acrylic, Canvas, Glass and Wood
This piece is interesting because of the contrast of the simplicity of the piece verses the complexity of the composition. It is nothing more than a distant landscape with a wave superimposed on top, but the glass work is painstakingly precise and detail oriented.
September 6th, 2006
Jesse Miller
Acrylic, Canvas, Leaded Glass and Wood
Private Collection Joshua Tree, CA
One of my all time favorite Jesse Miller Paintings. This is so beautiful! The glass water is amazing as it shimmers in the light. Where else has anyone ever seen a porch coming out of a wave? It makes statements as well about global warming and green house gasses. This is where our coastal homes are headed if we don’t change our relationship with the environment. Also, it brings to mind the tsunami in Banda Ache and the loss of homes and life that took place during that disaster.
September 6th, 2006
Jesse Miller
5 * 6 feet
Acrylic, Canvas, Leaded Glass and Wood
I just love this piece. It is very Asian in feel and has some of his cleanest work to date. Anyone who looks at this painting is taken back a step. The composition is simple yet entirely overwhelming in its grandeur.
September 6th, 2006
Jesse Miller
Acrylic, Wood and Glass
Private Collection Joshua Tree, CA
Wonderful fantasy piece. Look at the light coming from the door in the tree. One can’t help but wonder: When does the little man come outside? Does he surf at night? Does he live alone? The magic of this piece will stimulate lots of questions and imaginary scenarios. This piece has color, excitement and mystery.
August 13th, 2006
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