Aya Ogasawara | New Work

The artist believes all people hold within themselves an inner child. Perhaps referencing the wisdom of our younger selves, who are often less inhibited and more connected to nature.

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New Work by Lilian Day Thorpe

“Set primarily at dusk, my recent photomontages evoke the stillness and solitude that emerge as nighttime descends.”

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Lilian Day Thorpe: Soft Fictions

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Don Freeman x Winterhouse Projects

Don Freeman is an American artist, filmmaker and photographer, best known for his large, monochrome prints that depict subject matter, be it landscape, human forms or architectural fragments, in states of transmogrification. His work allows the viewer to step into his world of broken branches, ruins, decaying flowers and classical perfection and be exposed to the memory of another world where time stood still.

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Aya Ogasawara: Memory and Mirage

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Learn About Winterhouse Projects

Winterhouse Projects Gallery welcomes Esteban Urbieta to its stable of artists

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Urbieta works in all media to explore themes from mythology and the natural world

Aya Ogasawara: Memory and Mirage

ArtMaze Magazine – In its Anniversary Issue 15, Art Maze has included
the work of Aya Ogasawara along with other emerging artists.

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Don Freeman & Winterhouse Projects

“Don Freeman is a captor of spirit, agent of daylight and intermediary of beauty and depth in our world…” Aspire Magazine

Sandra Allen joins Winterhouse Projects

Sandra Allen draws large-scale portraits of trees, with her primary medium being graphite on paper.

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Established in 2018, Winterhouse Projects is a gallery platform devoted to discovering, cultivating, supporting and promoting young, emerging artists. With a specific interest in helping to identify those artists who may have been overlooked by the traditional gallery system, Winterhouse Projects provides exhibition opportunities, professional development, and public programs.

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Esteban Urbieta

“If painting is a means of knowledge, I hope people will see in my work lessons in mythology and consciousness.”
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Don Freeman

“My goal is to have the viewer step into my world of broken branches, ruins, decaying flowers and classical perfection and be exposed to the memory of another world where time stood still.”
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Sandra Allen

“I see trees as the external wiring, circuitry, and plumbing of the earth, and compare the limbs extending from a tree trunk to the nervous system in the human body.”
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Lilian Day Thorpe

“I manipulate and digitally collage my own film photography to create textural montages. The results suggest fictional landscapes that appear simultaneously painterly and photographic.”
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Aya Ogasawara

“My work balances a decidedly Japanese minimal aesthetic with the rich cultural heritage of Renaissance Europe.”
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