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South of No North, East of No West @ Lowe Mill Arts


Painting by James Lambert
Photo: Brian Edmonds


Installation view at the opening reception.
Photo: Dale McNeil


 Ky Anderson
Photo: Brian Edmonds


 Karl Bielik
Photo: Brian Edmonds


Work by David T Miller (on left) and Vicki Sher
Photo: Brian Edmonds


 Detail of work by Vicki Sher
Photo: Brian Edmonds


Detail of paintings by David T Miller
Photo: Brian Edmonds


 Dale McNeil
Photo: Brian Edmonds


Two paintings by Sabine Tress
Photo: Brian Edmonds


Paul Behnke (left) with work by Valerie Brennan
Photo: Brian Edmonds


 William Lawler (left) and work by Amy Pleasant
Photo: Brian Edmonds


Work by Julie Torres and Brian Cypher
Photo: Brian Edmonds


Curator of South of No North, East of No West and painter, Brian Edmonds, in his studio in Huntsville, AL
Photo: Dale McNeil



Curated by Brian Edmonds

South of No North, East of No West runs through February 28 and features work by: 

Ky Anderson, Paul Behnke, Karl Bielik, Valerie Brennan, Clayton Colvin, Brian Cypher, James Lambert, William Lawler, Meg Lipke, Dale McNeil, David T Miller, Amy Pleasant, Peter Schulte, Vicki Sher, Julie Torres, Sabine Tress, and Rebecca Young.

A full color catalogue is available for order here.

January 7 - February 28, 2015
Lowe Mill Arts
Second Floor North Gallery
2211 Seminole Drive
Huntsville, AL 35805

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