New show at Local Color Studio Gallery: “Green is Gold”

Feb 02

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New show at Local Color Studio Gallery: “Green is Gold”

I am delighted to be in a show once again in January at Local Color Studio Gallery in Fayetteville! (You might remember this exhibit there from last year, right before lots of things had to shut down.) In “Green is Gold”, I’m joining two very talented Fayetteville artists: Leana Fischer’s striking watercolors and amazing collages from Lisa Nance. Alex did a great job pairing our various pieces together and I hope you can go see the show! The gallery held a virtual opening on Facebook on Friday, January 22nd and you can watch it here. My pieces are all woodsy landscapes, painted in acrylic. Call the gallery to arrange an appointment to see it in person, the show will run through February. Local Color Studio Gallery is at 275 S Archibald Yell Blvd in Fayetteville. Here are a few of the paintings I will be showing. Contact me if you would like to purchase one of these paintings!

Nov 14

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Memory in 20/20, New Show at Cantrell Gallery

Contemporary painter Daniel Coston’s Memory in 20/20 opens Friday November 13th at Cantrell Gallery in Little Rock, Arkansas, and continues through January 9th 2021. “Memory in 20/20” will also be available for viewing during regular business hours, Monday – Saturday, 10-5:00. The gallery will close for a holiday break, starting at 2:00 on December 24, and will re-open on Monday, January 4, at 10:00. Call if you have any questions – (501-224-1335). Cantrell Gallery is located at 8208 Cantrell Road, Little Rock, AR. Please contact Cantrell Gallery for pricing and availability! Visit Cantrell’s Facebook page for a cool virtual tour.

Jan 17

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Relativity Exhibition Opens January 18th 2020

You’re invited! January is off to a fun start! I’m thrilled to be one of three artists participating in “Relativity”. The show starts this Saturday, Jan 18th, at Local Color Studio Gallery in Fayetteville, the opening reception starts at 6 pm Saturday night. My pieces are all science fiction and fantasy based so a bit different from my normal rural landscapes but still painted in a style that is very much me. I hope you can come join us for the opening! If not, the show will run through February and the gallery is open M-F from 4-7 pm. Local Color Studio Gallery is at 275 S Archibald Yell Blvd in Fayetteville. Here are a few of the paintings I will be showing. Visit my show exhibition page for a full list of paintings in the show. Contact me if you would like to purchase one of these paintings!

Sep 02

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You Are Invited! 2019 New Exhibition

Contemporary painter Daniel Coston’s Tying It All Together opens September 6th at Cantrell Gallery in Little Rock, Arkansas, and continues through October 26th, 2019. The opening night reception for the exhibition will be on Friday, Sept 6th, 6-8:00. Please join us!

Jul 06

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July 2019 Exhibition at First NWA Bank of Bentonville

I’m excited to be showing several paintings in a group show at the First National Bank of NWA in Bentonville starting in mid-July. A reception for the artists will be held on Thursday, July 18th from 4-6 pm at the bank, stop by and say hello!⁠⠀Come see the works by 4 NWA artists. I’ll be there along with artists Diana Hausam, Gary Johnson, and Adriana Patrucco! These works will be on display at the bank until mid-October. Click here for the Facebook event invitation!

Nov 01

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You are invited to my 2018 art show!

Please join us on Friday, November 2nd from 6-8 pm at Cantrell Gallery for the opening reception of my new show “The Passage of Time”. It’s free and open to the public, come and join us and see my latest works – I’d love to visit with you there! The show will be on display until December 22nd. Update: The full gallery of works can be found here