Diana & Christopher Thompson March 25th Artist Reception & Show 6- 9 pm

Please join District Gallery and Mother - Son Duo, 

Diana & Christopher Thompson

Friday March 25th 6-9 pm

'Time To Bloom' by Diana Thompson

 'Or-bit' by Christopher Thompson

Lauren Mantecón and District Gallery present 'Traverse'

District Gallery is hosting an Artist reception & Show 
for Portland based artist Lauren Mantecon. 
Stop by Friday March 4th 5 to 8 pm

You Got Mojo

District Gallery is pleased to welcome Bozeman, Montana artist Pyper Hugos. 'Each of my designs are made using salvaged steel and aluminum, and are combined with sterling silver and found objects. Most of my work is made using salvaged automotive steel but I sometimes also use old signs, licenses plates, appliance metal, and even metal from an old airplane! When collecting metal to use to create my jewelry, I’m on the hunt for anything with great color on it. I do not paint the metal; all the original colors are retained. My goal when creating a piece is to focus on the metal and let its uniqueness shine through. Through this process it is important to me to incorporate imperfections of age along with natural colors and patinas of the metal. I believe that taking an object from our everyday lives, transforming its original form and function, can make a statement of great significance.'

Congratulations to the Barlows!

District Gallery would like to congratulate Father Daughter Duo, Philip and Elizabeth Barlow, on a successful show.  The reception was well attended, and we continue to enjoy the energy their new body of work has generated.  Thank you Phil and Liz, and all our Patrons and Friends. 

This Friday: Elizabeth & Philip Barlow Artist Reception

Please join District Gallery and Artists Elizabeth & Philip Barlow for an Artist Show and Reception this Friday, August 6 from 5 -8 pm.  We'll have a festive feast & beautiful art available. 

Park City Magazine

We are pleased to have the work of Don Prys grace the cover of the current issue of the Park City Magazine.

The Art of the Steal

The District Gallery is sponsoring the upcoming film
"The Art of the Steal"

June 11, 12, 13
Friday & Saturday at 8 pm, Sunday at 6 pm

Rated: Not Rated, 101 min.

Underwritten by District Gallery

Born into a working class family in Philadelphia, Albert C. Barnes became a multi-millionaire. As his fortune grew, Barnes developed a taste for art and in time assembled one of the world's most remarkable private collections, featuring original paintings by Van Gogh, Renoir, Picasso, Cezanne and many other important artists. Barnes created the Barnes Foundation, a private gallery where he kept his collection in suburban Merion, PA, rather than share it with institutions such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Barnes died in 1951 and made strict provisions in his will that his collection was not to be sold, lent to other museums, or removed from the grounds of the Barnes Foundation. This film explores how greed, political power and good intentions colluded to violate Barnes's wishes and scatter his collection across the globe. The Art Of The Steal was an official selection at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival.

http://www.parkcityfilmseries.com/movie.php?uid=394