August 2024: The Cloud Dossiers and Limestone Tapestries
An exploration of texture… The month of August featured two artists, Fayelle Wharton Bush and Dorina Dobre, in the Rick Faries Gallery. While each exhibiting their own unique collection of...
Showcasing Bermuda's Contemporary Artists
The Rick Faries Gallery was originally created to support Bermuda's artists; providing a dedicated space, alongside our Permanent Collection, for working artists to exhibit works for sale. In an effort to expand the reach of the Rick Faries Gallery, an online gallery was created, providing local artists with an additional platform to exhibit and sell.
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Exhibiting in Rick Faries Gallery | See and Shop Local Artwork
The Rick Faries Gallery will be kicking off 2025 by showcasing the work of Zachary Marshall in What Labyrinth? I Live Here!. In this collection of watercolour and ink paintings, Marshall creates psychological spaces in which he investigates themes of identity and belonging. He draws inspiration from his memory and experience as well as art history, looking closely at the works of the Baroque and late 20th-century Neo-Expressionism.
What Labyrinth? I Live Here! is on view from January 10 - February 4 in the Rick Faries Gallery.
NOT ALL HAS TO BE AS IT WAS features Bermudian multidisciplinary artist Gherdai Hassell. Currently living and working in the UK, Hassell is returning home for her first-ever exhibition at Masterworks.
Inspired by the landscapes found in the Masterworks Collection, NOT ALL HAS TO BE AS IT WAS seeks to conceptually and materially reimagine the painted landscape. Hassell presents her distinctive 'Alibii' figures as ‘Land Lords,’ caretakers of the land and guardians of the ‘Onion Seed,’ inspired by author Nellie Musson, atop a landscape of collaged archival images, historical land documents and maps. Through this Hassell layers the fabric of the past with visions of a newly imagined present.
Hassell's 'Land Lord' paintings and 'Geographies of Expansion' collage series featured in the exhibition are available for purchase. Click here to browse works.
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