Showing posts with label Bill Lowe Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bill Lowe Gallery. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Neiman Marcus features Fine Art for Fashion


Fashion’s Night Out was started in 2009 to support the fledgling retail industry in the wake of the economic downturn. Now, 2 years later, it’s a runaway success with FNO events at fashion retailers all over the world. It’s so important that every major fashion brand has launched a campaign around the singular evening. Apple has even expanded fashion apps available on their main page in support of the event. Atlanta will not be left out of the loop.  This year marks the city’s second year as an official FNO participating city.

Saturday, September 3, 2011

The Eloquence of Trees



Press Release: 

Ancient Papermaking and Contemporary Movements Combine in New Works by South Korean Artists Choon and Jeong Yun 

(ATLANTA, GA) Artists Jeong Yun and, his wife, Choon Yun have spent the past 20-years perfecting a technique for transforming paper into contemporary masterpieces that move the eye across a textural landscape that seems to replicate the rhythms of nature.  The artist pair use ancient paper making traditions in the creation of their works – large scale canvases, some with energetic movements of color and texture, and others with a whimsical pop-culture reference.  Both artists are featured in a show at Bill Lowe Gallery opening September 9th aptly titled, “The Eloquence of Trees.”

Monday, August 29, 2011

Dinner Party at Bill Lowe Gallery

Art feels intimidating. Just the walking into a gallery can seem like a difficult first step, let alone being confronted with limited knowledge of artists, art history, techniques and materials. However, the reality is that art is not as intimidating as it seems. The challenge in selling fine art, and fine goods of any kind for that matter, is connecting with people who love it enough to make an investment. 

We know that consumers of fine goods tend to have an appreciation for quality on many levels and actively seek out new experiences. One who loves fine food and fine wine will likely appreciate fine art.  So it was fitting when Bill Lowe partnered with Dinner Party Atlanta to host one of their famous dinners on the gallery floor. 

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Photography can make all the difference


With the pervasiveness of short attention spans, it’s critical to catch a consumer’s attention quickly and hold it for as long as possible in a 2-dimensional medium. Visual impact is critical! Photographer Greg Lotus is exceptional at manipulating our wandering imaginations. His photos challenge us to decipher what he’s communicating just for the fun of it.