Art Trek for March 13th, 2023

This week Michelle and I stopped at five galleries, this was more than we intended, but we were having so much fun we got carried away.

We invite you to join us for Art Trek for March 13th.

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Dana Nollsch March 3, 2023March 3, 2023 0 Comments Art Gallery, Art Trek, Artists Co-op Gallery, City Hall’s Metro Gallery, Dana Nollsch, Eldgien, Fine Art, Fine art Photography, Joan Arrizabalaga, Photo Fandango, Photography, Pitch Black Printing, Reno, ZenMedia

This week we took a look at three galleries. One gallery has dark work that may not be for the faint of heart, one gallery takes on the casino gaming industry with humor, and the last gallery has fine art photography that will bring you happiness.
So join us, Will you?

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Dana Nollsch February 24, 2023February 24, 2023 0 Comments Art Trek, Art. Reno, Artists Co-op Gallery, Courtney Sennish, Dana Nollsch, Exibition, Fine Art, Gerald Franzen, Linda Pinching, Makers Paradise, McKinley Arts & Culture Center, Painting, Photography, Reno, sculpture, Sierra Watercolor Society, Sparks Library, The Wander Society, TMCC

Art Trek for February 24th, 2023

This week’s Art Trek for February 24th was more ambitious than planned. There are many great shows and exhibitions that you should check out. As it is the month’s end, many galleries will change over to the next show. One of the shows next month will have two of my photographs alongside those of some of the best fine art photographers in the area; we will talk more about that in the next Art Trek.

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Dana Nollsch November 11, 2022November 11, 2022 0 Comments Art Deco, Art Trek, Dana Nollsch, Fine Art, Photography, Renaissance, Reno, Sierra Arts, Stremmel Gallery, The Basement

Art Trek, November 11, 2022

Downtown Reno seemed like a good idea for Art Trek, November 11, 2022
Michelle and I headed downtown Reno to check out three galleries. Unfortunately, two of them still needed their new exhibitions hung. But we did find one gallery that we did not expect.