Shown: “Ocean View,” acrylic on canvas by Dana. The ARTHOUSE presents “The Color of Trees,” a solo show by Kathy Dana celebrating the color, mythical shapes and beauty of trees across the world. ARTHOUSE Gallery, 1021 R St., Second Floor; arthouseonr.com. Visit kathydanaart.com
Justin Marsh’s artwork is a combination of photorealistic and abstract imagery captured in oils and arresting photos of dilapidated buildings. To see Justin Marsh’s work, go to jgmarsh.com.
This month, Tim Collom Gallery presents “Go Figure,” featuring figurative works by Leslie Rock, Melinda Cootsona and Margarita Chaplinska and other gallery artists. Shown on this cover is a figurative work by Leslie Rock. Tim Collom Gallery is at 915 20th St.; timcollomgallery.com
“Raised in an agricultural community, my love of the land and countryside has not diminished, but has become the subject of my work. Whether the focus is on a single succulent or a view of the valley, my bottom line is I love to paint.” She studied Art at UC San Diego, Sacramento City College and UC Davis and lives and works in Land Park. Visit suetorngren.com
Eduardo Carrillo (1937–1997) Testament of the Holy Spirit, 1971, oil on panel, 47 3/4 x 60 in. This painting is part of a special exhibit of the same name at the Crocker Art Museum running through Oct. 7, 2018. Carrillo’s artwork has been described as mystical, realistic, surreal, and visionary. His imagery, whether grounded in the everyday world or infused with magical realism, reflects his relationship to his native California and to his Mexican heritage, as well as to his early religious upbringing and respect for European traditions in art.
Shown on this cover is a figurative work by Chaplinska, a Roseville artist originally from Kiev. Visit artchief.com. Tim Collom Gallery is at 915 20th St.; timcollomgallery.com
