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Solo Exhibition and Group Shows for the year.

The new exhibition dates have been set. We are eagerly anticipating the shows from these contemporary artists. Their newest works will become available just before the opening dates, so stay tuned to your favorite artists pages.

David Dibble Solo Exhibition: Down to Earth

July 10 - July 23, Artist Reception Friday July 10, 4 - 6pm

David Dibble has spent years traveling through agricultural landscapes across Europe, Africa, South Asia, and the American West, finding in each the same ancient conversation between people and the land they tend. The paintings featured in "Down to Earth" cross cultures and find something universally familiar: The subject is farming and the feeling is shared human memory.

Bryony Bensly Solo Exhibition: Wonderland

June 26 - July 9, Artist Reception Friday June 26, 4 - 6pm

Inspired by Alice in Wonderland, Bryony Bensly's latest paintings are anything but escapist. The butterflies, birds, and endangered animals that populate her work carry the quiet weight of a world at risk.

Solo Exhibition and Group Shows for the year.

David Dibble Solo Exhibition: Down to Earth

July 10 - July 23, Artist Reception Friday July 10, 4 - 6pm

NEW TO THE COLLECTION

Meyer Gallery is pleased to welcome Swedish painter Gustav Sundin to the gallery.

Through carefully observed interiors, Sundin finds quiet beauty in the evidence of everyday life. Meals finished, chairs left askew, and light moving across familiar rooms become lasting records of human presence. We are proud to present Gustav Sundin's American debut and introduce his work to collectors in the United States.

We are proud to present Gustav Sundin's American debut and look forward to introducing his work to collectors across the United States.

CURRENT CATALOG

David Dibble’s new solo exhibition, Down to Earth, brings together paintings shaped by years of travel through agricultural landscapes across Europe, Africa, South Asia, and the American West.

Barns, fields, irrigation lines, and worn structures appear as quiet markers of labor, season, and human dependence on the land. Dibble approaches these places with care, finding in them a shared memory of work, weather, faith, and survival.

Built in oil with careful drawing and active brushwork, the paintings hold close attention to light and surface. Each scene feels specific, yet familiar, rooted in the enduring relationship between people and the ground they tend.

View the full catalog online or visit the Gallery to see the exhibition in person.
The work will be on view through July 23.

Artist Reception to meet David

Friday, July 10, from 4 - 6 pm.

UPCOMING SOLO EXHIBITION

MILT KOBAYASHI: Velvet Silence

Velvet Silence brings together recent figure and interior paintings that reflect where Kobayashi is working now. Black, red, ochre, and green move through the work with a deep sense of saturation, while pattern gives each composition its structure and rhythm.

Kobayashi’s figures often appear mid-thought, absorbed, or just beyond the viewer’s reach. That slight remove is part of their force. The paintings feel intimate without explaining too much.

Velvet Silence is on veiw July 24 until August 6.

Artist Reception to meet Milt on Friday July 24, from 4 - 6 pm.

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