Nolan Winkler & David D. Sorensen
Dual Artist Show
Dual Artist Show
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Nolan's Works: "MEDLEY"
MISSING
acrylic & charcoal on wood, framed 12x12” $550
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David's Works: "SOLAR ENERGY"
Sorensen Photograph "Rainbow Ruin"
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April 12 – May 25, 2025
Waldrum Gallery
April 12, 2025 Opening For Viewing 6-9pm
During Second Saturday Art Hop
Waldrum Gallery
April 12, 2025 Opening For Viewing 6-9pm
During Second Saturday Art Hop
IMAGES BELOW ARE A REPRESENATIVE SAMPLING
FROM THE EXHIBITION
FROM THE EXHIBITION
Nolan Winkler
"MEDLEY"
"MEDLEY"
RAMBLING GARDEN
acrylic, charcoal & crayon on wood
19x37.5” framed
$2300
Nolan Winkler’s 2025 exhibit, having no common theme in the works, is called MEDLEY.
The main things that inspire her are the music she listens to in the studio (Future Islands or Bob Dylan); the poetry she reads and often, the ‘accidents’ that happen with the paint in the beginning stages of paintings. She has been painting for so many years that she appreciates these ‘accidents’ and takes advantage of them to guide and inspire her to the finish.
She tries not to expound any philosophies in her work, at least not mindfully. She hopes the viewers will question themselves. She gives no answers. Her titles tend to lead the viewer to what she may have been feeling, but from there they are on their own.
The main things that inspire her are the music she listens to in the studio (Future Islands or Bob Dylan); the poetry she reads and often, the ‘accidents’ that happen with the paint in the beginning stages of paintings. She has been painting for so many years that she appreciates these ‘accidents’ and takes advantage of them to guide and inspire her to the finish.
She tries not to expound any philosophies in her work, at least not mindfully. She hopes the viewers will question themselves. She gives no answers. Her titles tend to lead the viewer to what she may have been feeling, but from there they are on their own.
EMBOLDENED TULIPS FOUR
acrylic & charcoal on canvas
10x10” then framed
$450
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I WILL TEACH YOU SOLITUDE
acrylic & charcoal on cradled wood
12x12”
$550
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I TRIED HARD JUST TO SOFTEN
acrylic & charcoal on cradled wood
24x24”
$2200
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ESCAPEE
acrylic & charcoal on wood panel
10x10”
on cradled board
$450
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IT IS ENOUGH
acrylic on canvas
50x50”
$4800
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COME TO THE LIGHT
acrylic & charcoal on cradled wood
18x18”
$1600
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UNINTENDED GARDEN
acrylic, charcoal & crayon on wood
29.5x42”
$2600
I’M DREAMING OF YOU ALWAYS
acrylic & charcoal on canvas
18x18”
$1600
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GREY GARDEN
acrylic & charcoal on canvas
40x40”
$4600
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David D. Sorensen
"SOLAR ENERGY"
"SOLAR ENERGY"
"Rainbow Ruin" 24 x 21 archival photo print, on
metal
$425.00
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"Global Warming" 10 x 10 archival photo print $175.00
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Artist’s Statement:
I spent my early childhood on the desert island of Aruba and returned frequently for family vacations. As a 20-year old I spent most of 1975 touring the Australian continent in an old VW van, sketchpad and watercolors in hand. I return often for my art; in fact, I’ll be back in that “Sunburnt Land” during the last days of this show. In 2012 I moved to Las Cruces, NM, which is now my home. A good part of my life and the most formative years for my art have therefore been in the bright sun of desert and tropical environments. The selections for this “Solar Energy” exhibition reflect those influences...
I spent my early childhood on the desert island of Aruba and returned frequently for family vacations. As a 20-year old I spent most of 1975 touring the Australian continent in an old VW van, sketchpad and watercolors in hand. I return often for my art; in fact, I’ll be back in that “Sunburnt Land” during the last days of this show. In 2012 I moved to Las Cruces, NM, which is now my home. A good part of my life and the most formative years for my art have therefore been in the bright sun of desert and tropical environments. The selections for this “Solar Energy” exhibition reflect those influences...
"Aeromotor Blues" 10 x 10 archival photo print $175.00
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"Vanishing Point"(Kylie’s Shed) 10 x 10 archival photo print $175.00
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... Those that live here in the Southwest know the relentless destructive forces of desert sun, wind, and deluge on all things, and the adaptions of nature to survive in that environment. We are witnessing the effects of climate change, with severe drought, accompanying fires, and fierce monsoon storms, when they do come. All of which tie to the sun’s power in some way, with that energy converted to weather drama. My work in this show highlights these forces, both here and in Australia. The sun itself brings harsh light and shadow, but also brilliant color. I’ve been struck by the cultural energy of graffiti art of the borderlands and included some of my abstracted photographs with this theme. We humans try to leave our mark, even as the desert wears it away. I thank RioBravoFineArt Gallery for the opportunity to share these experiences and my creative interpretations. Welcome and enjoy!
"Gosford Dawn" 24 x 30 watercolor $4,000.00
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"Pink Gum Survivor" 24 x 30 watercolor $3,000.00
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"Stampede to the Afterlife" 10 x 10 archival photo print $175.00
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"Owl Nest Face" 10 x 10 archival photo print $175.00
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"Shrine Shadow" 10 x 12 archival photo print $175.00
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"Wildlife Wasteland" 20 x 24 archival photo print, on
metal
$425.00
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TO VIEW ADDITIONAL IMAGES OF THE EXHIBITION PLEASE CONTACT Eduardo Alicea, Gallery Owner - Director
Phone: 1.575.894.0572 Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1.575.894.0572 Email: [email protected]
