SPOTLIGHT: 3 FISH STUDIOS SOLO EXHIBITION
Gallery is open with social-distancing 1-6PM on Wednesdays & Thursdays and 12-3PM on Saturdays
Gallery is closed on July 3rd for the holiday weekend.
Gallery is closed on July 3rd for the holiday weekend.
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3 Fish Studios has been making iconic California-inspired artwork since 2006. In a studio now located in the Sierra Nevada foothills, husband and wife artists Eric Rewitzer and Annie Galvin collaborate, share creative ideas and create art designed to make people happy. Featuring bold collections, the work of Annie (a painter) and Eric (a printmaker) is united by a love of the natural world and a unique sense of style. EXHIBITION: February 27 - October 17, 2021 |
3 Fish Studios Open Studio at Arc
Saturday, October 16th, 12-6PM & Sunday, October 17th, 12-5PM
Saturday, October 16th, 12-6PM & Sunday, October 17th, 12-5PM
Eric was born and raised on the industrial shores of Lake Michigan. After studying at the Cleveland Institute of Art, he took the California Zephyr from Chicago to San Francisco in 1987. It was a one-way ticket. Eric finds constant inspiration in the natural variation of the California landscape and the diversity of Californian culture.
Annie was born and raised in Ireland, where she went to art college and then worked as an illustrator in Dublin. She moved to San Francisco in 1989 (two weeks before the earthquake, oh, hello, California), and despite the rocky start, is endlessly inspired by the people and loveliness of the City by the Bay. Annie is continually inspired by the magical urban energy, the enormous diversity of people and ideas, as well as the natural beauty of the Golden State.
Annie was born and raised in Ireland, where she went to art college and then worked as an illustrator in Dublin. She moved to San Francisco in 1989 (two weeks before the earthquake, oh, hello, California), and despite the rocky start, is endlessly inspired by the people and loveliness of the City by the Bay. Annie is continually inspired by the magical urban energy, the enormous diversity of people and ideas, as well as the natural beauty of the Golden State.
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