Works by Phil Marshal

Bath in Orange

26 x 23 x 72 ins.

cut from found cast iron bathtub, steel pipe, 

steel and concrete base for outdoor installation, gallery plinth

Fruits of Fancy 2

24 x 48 x 80 ins.

steel, aluminum and steel mesh, found rubber balls 

Reeds 14-1

8 x 12 x 8 ft.

wood, house paint

Thank you to everyone who came to our opening reception!

You made it a very exciting event.

Pictures coming soon!

The show will be open weekends noon until 5 p.m. until April 27th, with
Artist Talks happening on Saturday the 26th at 3 p.m.

Some Assembly Required

Delivery of work to the Gallery

pictured left to right:
Joanne Holtje
Mark Spencer
Phil Marshall

Extra points if you can locate Momma, the gallery cat.

Silhouette, Silhouette, Silhouette….

A part of one of Phil Marshall's sculptures silhouetted against a window in the Sprinkler Factory Gallery.

Installation is in full swing and we are starting to see everything come together.

Caution! Artists at Work!

Yuri Haroutian assisting Christine Crouteau realize her vision of a sculpture about gender bias as it pertains to labor.

See the completed piece at our opening this Saturday night, April 5th 6-9 p.m.

Outside In

Detail of of
Bath in Orange
 by Phil Marshall.

This outdoor piece will be installed inside the gallery (minus pine trees).

We've been hearing about this project
from concept through execution, and are so excited to finally see it!

Lost and Found

The expressive, raw paintings by
Joanne Holtje in our upcoming exhibit are based on on the words from a discarded journal she found on the streets of
Los Angeles.

Here is a fragment of one of the pages, pinned to her studio wall as she worked.