GAGE OPDENBROUW: SILENT MUSIC
- Dec 23, 2019
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 25, 2020
JANUARY 8 - FEBRUARY 21
RECEPTION: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 6-8PM
GALLERY HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY, 10AM-5PM / SATURDAY GALLERY HOURS:
FEBRUARY 1, 2-4PM + FEBRUARY 8, 12-4PM
Washington Studio School (WSS) is pleased to present Silent Music, an exhibition of paintings by extraordinary Bay-Area artist, Gage Opdenbrouw. This exhibition comes after Opdenbrouw's connection with Washington Studio School in November, 2019 when he taught a 3-day workshop and delivered a free public lecture, Painting the Ephemeral / Finding Presence, at WSS. The exhibition has been extended by a week and will remain on view through February 21.
To learn more about Gage and his work, visit gageopdenbrouw.com.
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