ArtHaus Gallery Show, 2020.
Opening night at the Tim Collom Gallery.
Current and Upcoming Shows
2023 Solo Show
Pence Gallery, 212 D Street, Davis, CA, April/May 2023
2022 Solo Show
Sparrow Gallery, 1021 R Street. Sacramento, CA – January 8, to February 4
2020 2-Person Show
ArtHaus Gallery, 228 Townsend St., San Francisco
October 8 through December 23
Gallery is open (masks required) T -F, 11AM to 6 PM, Sat. Noon to 5PM and on-line
ArtHaus Gallery, 228 Townsend St., San Francisco - New Gallery Artists' show every 3 months.
2019 Group Shows
"Wrap It Up" Tim Collom Gallery, 215 20th St., Sacramento, Dec. 10 - Dec. 31, 2019. Preview Reception Dec 12, 6:00 – 8:00 pm. 2nd Saturday reception, Dec14, 6:00 - 8:00 pm
2019
Tim Collom Gallery, 915 20th St. Sacramento, CA – February 5-28, 2019
Tsao Gallery, Davis Art Center, Davis, CA – June 8-26, 2019
2018
ArtHaus Gallery Grand Re-opening, 228 Townsend St.. San Francisco, CA 94107 - October 2018
2017
ArtHaus Gallery, 411 Brannan St. San Francisco, CA – New Group Show every 3 months.
2016
ArtHaus Gallery, 228 Townsend St, S.F. 94107– New Group Show every 3 months.
Art for Aids Gala, Metreon Center, 135 4th Street, San Francisco, CA – Sept. 12.
San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, 560 S. First St., San Jose, CA – October, 2016
Solo Show Reception - Tim Collom Gallery, Sacramento.
Reviews
San Francisco Chronicle Review – Former esteemed art critic Kenneth Baker, Art Critic
Maxine Solomon: The Space of In Between: “‘Turneresque’ may not be too grand a word to describe the recent work of Bay Area painter Maxine Solomon. She packs her canvases with so much aesthetic information that they generate on their own the sort of pictorial storms and atmospheres that the British master of the sublime loved to conjure. She, however, has cast off the last vestiges of figure and subject and gone for sheer immersion.”
San Francisco Art Picks – Kenneth Baker
Preston Metcalf, Chief Curator for the Triton Museum of Art in Santa Clara, CA, states, “Her work is pure visual poetry and as such makes the viewing experience a true reward.”
George Rivera, Former Executive Director of the Triton Museum, refers to Solomon’s paintings as “a strong, consistent body of work that digs deep beneath the surface and touches levels of thought many do not achieve. Her work celebrates the depths beneath and beyond the surface.”
San Francisco Art Picks – Kenneth Baker Maxine Solomon: The Space of In Between: “Don’t Miss”
Santa Clara Weekly – Melissa McKenzie
“Solomon dares viewers to explore their own realities. Her paintings celebrate the depth beneath and beyond the surface.”
Tami Vrolyk – Collector
”Each and every one of your paintings is captivating, vibrant, stimulating, exciting...for as many paintings as you shared, each has multiple unique and very different descriptors. I scroll through them slowly and am drawn into different spaces, places and times...I want to rip all my art off my walls and replace everything with your new, fresh and stimulating work! Or.... buy a new all white empty 12,000 sq. ft. place overlooking the water and line the walls with your gorgeous paintings....but....”
David Fought, Artist/Sculptor
“Instead of smeared and scraped paint magically coalescing into a landscape – as I usually see them, I saw it as if you’d had that exact idea all along and just added paint. I think what I’m saying is that those abstractions of paint and texture are amazing. These babies aren’t snapshots. They’re Cathedrals.”
Studio work table.
Work Can Be Seen At
Maxine Solomon Studio - 8 E. Abbey St. Winters, CA 95694.
By appointment 650-740-3132
ArtHaus + Consulting - Annette Schutz, by appointment - 415-252-2130
Sparrow Gallery - 2021 R Street,Sacramento, CA 92511, 916-639-0436
James Bacchi Contemporary - Palm Springs and San Francisco, CA
By appointment - 415-652-2915
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