Jennifer Glass
everything and everyone.” says the artist. “I spent years reading about and studying the works of artist from different mediums and lifetimes.” says Glass. “The themes that influence my work were nature in a raw state, life experiences, and personal statement. I photograph primarily to grasp possessions of fleeting moments.”
Many of Glass’ images including Cyanotypes, Stealing Time, Vintage Barbie, and Welcome to Hollywood, reflect the demands on women conflicted by the challenges of life and expectation. “These images are a visceral response to my surroundings and emotions,” adds Glass. “They reflect the changes in our roles in society, our lives, and in how our time is spent and valued. In a home full of energetic young children, as well as our spouses and our aging parents, we find equal amounts of joy, lessons learned, failed expectations, and sometimes isolation.” Glass intends for her interpretive images to both captivate and give the viewer a glimpse into the subject’s inner life.
The artist’s work has been exhibited and collected worldwide. Among those collecting her work are private collectors Sir Elton John and Arthur Blank, as well as institutions such as The Four Seasons, Canyon Ranch, Atlantis, St. Regis, Piedmont Hospital, Parrish Medical and many more.
Sebastian Picker
In his first U.S. appearance in five years, South American artist Sebastian Picker unveils new works at his solo show, “An Examination of Dystopia,” opening March 2nd at Gallery One. As a critical evaluation of power, pomposity, and folly within government, church, and business, Picker’s work balances sarcasm with humor, and the darkness of corruption with a brilliant palette that distills image into the essence of human feelings.
David Douglas
Exhibited widely, Douglas’ work was described by one Washington Post critic as creating “a hyper-real universe where floors and walls radiate with jewel-like intensity and doors in rough industrial spaces give abruptly onto pastoral scenes.”
The Gallery
Gallery One is Nashville’s source for exceptional, contemporary fine art. Located in the historic Belle Meade area of Nashville, the spacious gallery features a broad range of original works by more than 30 talented artists from the Southeast and beyond - from emerging talent to the well established. Founded in 2005, the gallery has earned a strong reputation for its selection of fine art and steadfast commitment to its artists and clients. The gallery, which shows paintings, sculpture, and works on paper, strives to provide the highest standards in art as well as in service.
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Jennifer Glass’ work is rich in photography traditions from the past and is one of the things that sets her apart from other contemporary photographers who have gone the way of digital processes. Her works combine several artistic mediums to capture the earthly beauty of her surroundings. Glass’ processes incorporate various oils, wax, tea, varnishes and plant extracts depending on the image.
Blog Updates
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Skype Interview with Jennifer Glass at Gallery One in Nashville, TN
Skype Interview with Jennifer Glass at Gallery One in Nashville, TN
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Nashville Print Revival Celebrates Traditional Methods in Contemporary Print
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February ArtCrawl Review
February ArtCrawl Review
