Main Exhibition
SPOTLIGHT Exhibition
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Since 1973, Groveland Gallery has specialized in exhibiting and selling contemporary, representational paintings, drawings and original prints by Midwestern artists. Our Minneapolis art gallery features new exhibitions every six weeks, and offers fine art collection services for individuals and businesses.
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Groveland Gallery is located in a restored 1890’s mansion on the edge of downtown Minneapolis, just south of the Walker Art Center.
Parking is available in the parking lot directly in front of the building or on the north side of Groveland Terrace. Additional parking can be found in the Walker Art Center’s underground parking ramp. The entrance is located on Vineland Place.
Exhibition Information
September 8 – October 13, 2018
Dan Bruggeman
From Voids That Are Never Empty
Opening Reception: Saturday, September 8, 2-5 p.m
Included in this exhibition will be over a dozen landscapes on paper. Each image has been composed within a square format and Dan Bruggeman has chosen to place the horizon in the center of the composition, lending equal importance to sky and land. According to Bruggeman, each vignette that inhabits these paintings, “resides in a larger, more panoramic vista; one that is defined by an even more dramatic expanse of sky and land that meet at the edge of our vision.”
September 8 – October 13, 2018
Dan O'Kane
Slow Blue
Opening Reception: Saturday, September 8, 2-5 p.m
In earlier work, Dan O’Kane’s painterly abstractions were shaped by the big-sky and rolling plains of his childhood Nebraska home. In this new series, O’Kane’s composition choices were inspired by three separate trips to the Mediterranean, two to Spain and one to France.
October 20 - November 24, 2018
Kit Wilson
Along the Shoreline
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 20, 2-5 p.m.
As the titled implies, for this exhibition Kit Wilson has focused her attention along the shoreline. Near water is where she is most at home and where Wilson has long found the subject matter for her paintings. Water in all forms and during all seasons captures her attention. With a sharp eye and near photo realist paint handling, she examines various bodies of water and shorelines – a languid velvety lake on a summer night, crusty ice along the edge of a river, or a hypnotic assortment of smooth rocks and pebbles recently washed by a wave.