342 Main Street • Lakeville, Connecticut 06039 • 860.435.1029
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Due to the fire at the gallery on May 14, our location for the current show is 349 Main Street, Lakeville, behind the Boathouse Restaurant. Please park at 342 Main Street. Signs are posted to assist you. Thank you.
Welcome to The White Gallery, one of Northwest Connecticut’s and the Tri-State regions premier art galleries, presenting Modern Contemporary Masters and the best of emerging artists. Browse an eclectic mix of paintings, sculpture and photography and experience the excitement of viewing art in a relaxed, professional and friendly environment.
The White Gallery represents fine art of exceptional quality and value, and is dedicated to increasing the awareness and appreciation of fine art. We proudly represent the following artists: Judith Brust, Tim Cahill, Alberta Cifolelli, Judith Dolnick, David Dunlop, Jane Filer, John Greene, Susan Halls, Donald Holden, Rein Kiernan, Robert Kipniss, Drew Klotz, Helen Kunzman, Mitche Kunzman, Paul Meneses, Robert Natkin, Lyndon Preston, Penny Putnam, Kim Radochia, Nancy Reinker, Michael Rivera, Pavel Roucka, Mari Skarp, Eve Stockton, William Trowbridge.
Current Show :
July 12 - August 24: "John Greene Recent Works ."
".....John Greene is a 'painter's painter,' an artist who luxuriates in the process of applying paint to canvas in order to create surfaces that are, at once, gestural and meditative. if his is an art of Whistlerian suggestion and elegance, it is also an art of active explorations and discovery of forms, textures and colors that together, enable us to 'see and see again' the many pictorial possibilities inherent in his world view...." Grant Holcomb, Director Memorial Art Gallery/University of Rochester, 2008.
"Mr. Greene's abstract paintings bring to mind Diebenkorn's landscapes and Gorky's fluid line but intrigue the viewer further with their sensuality and emphasis on texture, created by the application of layered wax, paint chips, copper and wood." Wall Street Journal, "Leisure & Arts," October 2004
Michael Rivera, Sculpture -- Joining John Greene for this show is sculptor, Michael Rivera. His artwork is often described as a study of the word "nature." His work reflects the natural world and human nature, often juxtaposing them.
Thank you! To all of you who visited us at our opening artist reception on Saturday, July 12th. We hope you enjoyed the artwork and the award winning white wines from the Cascade Mountain Winery. We look forward to seeing you again.
Upcoming Show :
Opening August 30, 2008 - Southern Exposures
Featuring works by noted Southern artists Jane Filer, Wayne Trapp, and Joseph Cave. We are very excited about this show; the three artists are not only well-known and critically acclaimed, but offer the viewer an interesting mix of vibrant color palettes, unusual landscapes, and emotional abstraction.
What could be more perfect on a summer evening than strolling, gallery hopping and wine and hors d'oeuvres? Northwest Corner dwellers don't have to travel to New York or Boston for such pleasures-they are available on Gallery Nights and Summer Strolls in Lakeville.
Don't miss the next one: August 30, 2008
Summer Hours:
July - August: Weds.-Sun., 11 am - 4 pm. To make an appointment please call 860-435-1029 or email us.
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"We are working to help our clients build world class collections, one piece at a time."
Tino & Susan Galluzzo, Directors
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The Taconic Weekend inserted in The Millbrook Round Table, The Harlem Valley Times, The Register Herald, The Pawling Chronicle, The Voice Ledger, The Putnam County Courier, The Hyde Park Townsman, and, The (Rhinebeck) Gazette Advertiser.
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News
Update on The White Gallery -- Since the fire in May, we've been working tirelessly on renovating the gallery. Hopefully we'll be ready to move back to our gallery at 342 Main Street in September. We'll keep you posted. In the meantime, don't hesitate to stop by our temporary gallery behind the Boathouse Restaurant in Lakeville.
Turning One Gallery Into an Art Scene
The Lakeville Journal Encompass
NOT LONG AGO, there were no art galleries in Lakeville. Now there are four, including the Tremaine Gallery at Hotchkiss (during the school year.)
And there is no question that they've given the cultural and business tone of the village a major boost.
Two very visible gallery owners are Tino and Susan Galluzzo, whose White Gallery is entering its sixth season. When they opened their dorrs, Morgan Lehman Gallery had just opened. In 2003, Argazzi Art appeared on the scene. "Then we had a critical mass of three," laughed Tino Galluzzo.
One of the many parts of operating in the Northwest Corner that delights the Galluzzos is the combination of sophistication with the sense of small-town community.
ART BLOG -- Look for our new blog beginning soon.