ink & oil
A monthly newsletter exploring art, culture, local happenings, and more.
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Director's Picks
Some selections from our ongoing exhibition, Junk Drawer.
Evergreen by Nancy Hoerter
30 x 30 inches oil on board
$6,400
Earthen by Lori Putnam
8 x 6 inches oil
$1,100
Butterfly Floral Moon Jar by Glory Day Loflin
8 x 8 x 8 inches ceramic
$150
Blue Bistro Chairs
10 x 8 inches acrylic on panel
$400
Postcard From a Friend by Marissa Vogl
70 x 91 inches oil on canvas
$16,000
To view Junk Drawer in full, click here.
To purchase or inquire about any of the work, or to request additional images and/or video, please email katie@meyervogl.com or call the gallery at (843) 805-7144.
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A Peek Inside of our Junk Drawers
(No Judging!)
Water guns and Sour Patch Kids and nail files, oh my! In honor of our ongoing exhibition Junk Drawer, a show about things, we thought we'd give you a glimpse into our very own junk drawers.
Can you guess whose junk drawer is whose? (Hint: they belong to gallery director Katie Geer, gallery associates Molly Clisham and Debbie Kelley, and artists Marissa Vogl and Laurie Meyer).
a.  b. 
c. 
d.  e. 
Answers: A = artist Laurie Meyer's junk drawer; B = director Katie Geer's junk drawer; C = artist Marissa Vogl's junk drawer; D = gallery associate Debbie Kelley's junk drawer; E = gallery associate Molly Clisham's junk drawer
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What's Happening at Meyer Vogl
JUNK DRAWER: A Group Exhibition
Through October 22
Junk Drawer is an exhibition about things. For the group show, artists Nancy Hoerter, Glory Day Loflin, Dylan Martinez, Shelby Monteverde, Lori Putnam, and Marissa Vogl, have found inspiration in the random items and objects that catch their attention around the house or along the path of their days – the little nothings that, at just the right moment, are everythings.
 
 
THE TEA HOUSE: Melanie Parke Solo Exhibition
November 5 - 26, 2021
Opening reception: Friday, November 5, 5 - 8pm
We're thrilled to host artist Melanie Parke's first solo exhibition at Meyer Vogl Gallery. "Interiors and garden motifs are reconstructed through ideology and memory, from halcyon days spent in island cottages and Roman villas," says Parke. "Flowers, which represent friendships and the women in my life, center most of my work. The presence of birds suggests curiosity and wonder, sometimes allegories of fragility, sometimes euphoria. I’m looking for visual lushness. By alternating tonal moods and vivid ornamentation I aim to convey sensations of consolation, longing and desire."
To request a preview of the work in The Tea House, email katie@meyervogl.com.
MIXTAPE: A Group Exhibition
December 3 - 23, 2021
Opening reception: Friday, December 3, 5 - 8pm
Music and visual art so often intermix, with one inspiring the other – igniting ideas or simply lingering in the background; music often becomes married to memories of creation and how it felt to create.
For the group show Mixtape, we have invited over 20 visual artists to create just one piece of art with one simple requirement: Name the piece after a song. The song could be one that the artist listened to while making the work, a song that evokes strong memories, or simply a song that the artist is currently listening to on repeat.
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Awards Corner: Aimee Erickson Wins Big at OPA's 2021 "Spirit of Santa Fe" Wet Paint Competition
Congratulations to Aimee Erickson for winning second place in the studio division of this competition from the Oil Painters of America (OPA).
Sentinel by Aimee Erickson
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An Update on MVG 2.0
Some serious progress is being made in the build-out of our second gallery location on Daniel Island. We're working with Steven Ortego from Iola Modern to elevate the design in the space, and we can't wait to invite you in in the coming months.
Stay tuned, and see you soon on Daniel Island!
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Look for Ink & Oil on the 11th of each month.
To view more art, check out our website. To purchase or inquire about any of the work, email katie@meyervogl.com or call the gallery (843) 805-7144.
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“I am not strong on perfection." -- Jasper Johns
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