Rolando Chang Barrero Gallery Relocates to West Palm Beach

As seen in
The Palm Beach Post!
Lake Worth's Rolando Chang Barrero art galleryMoving to West Palm Beach

I am pleased announce the relocation and merger of the

Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art Gallery to it's new location:

The Box Gallery

811 Belvedere Road,

West Palm Beach, Florida

I have enjoyed 2 amazing years in Lake Worth full of camaraderie and love from patrons, guests, and the local community.

Thank you all for your support!

Please visit me at the new location!
http://www.theboxgallery.info/

-Rolando Chang Barrero

Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art Gallery Showcases MUSE and MasterMind Winners

Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art Gallery

711 Lucerne Avenue
Lake Worth, Florida 33460

RCBFineArt@gmail.com

Congratulations!

Erin B. Fromkes and Allison Kotzig


Winners of this year's
Muse Award, MarsterMinds Finalist, and ArtSlant Award

Erin B. Fromkes honored recipient of

Cultural Council of Palm Beach CountyMUSE AWARD 2016 

Read about Erin B. Fromkes
Art as Saving Grace

by Sandra Schulman in West Palm Beach Magazine

MasterMind Awards 2016 FinalistAllison Kotizig

ArtSlant 2016 NewMedia Winner: Allison Kotzig

Visit the
Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art Gallery
for a full selection of works by
E.B. Fromkes
Contact us for appointment at 786-521-1199, or by

email

"Born"
18" x 24", mixed media on canvas.
 by Erin B. Fromkes
$1500

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"Spoonville"
36" x 48" x 2.5", mixed Media on canvas

by Erin B. Fromkes

$6000

BUY NOW

Video all Installation: Centaur Forest II, 2016

by Allison Kotzig
$1200

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Video Wall Installation: Irreversible Forest, 2016

by Allison Kotzig

$1200

Buy Now

Richard W. Dempsey Painting at Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art Gallery

Richard W. Dempsey

African American Painter

Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art Gallery

711 Lucerne Avenue
Lake Worth, Florida 33460

RCBFineArt@gmail.com

786-521-1199

Richard W. Dempsey

(1909 - 1987)

Richard W. Dempsey was born in Ogden, Utah, September 14, 1909. His youth was spent in Oakland, California where he attended Sacramento Junior College (1929-31) as an art major and then studied at the following institutions: The California School of Arts and Crafts (1932-34) in Oakland, California; the Students Art Center (1935-40). He held his first one-man exhibition in Oakland, 1935, then headed for San Francisco where he held three exhibitions. In 1941, he moved to Washington, D.C. to work as an engineering draftsman with the Federal Power Commission. 

Dempsey also studied at Howard University in Washington, D.C. He studied sculpture with Sargent Johnson, painting with Maurice Logan, Raymond Strong, Katherine Gans, Edward Leslie, Sidney Lemos and lithography with James Wells. He also worked as an engineering draftsman for the US government. In 1946, along with Elizabeth Catlett, he was awarded a Julius Rosenwald Fellowship for a series of paintings of outstanding American Negroes. In 1951, he was awarded a Purchase Award in the Corcoran Gallery's Tenth Annual Exhibition.

Dempsey was a prolific painter and worked on as many as six canvases at one time, switching as his moods changed. His paintings were highly influenced by colors in his Caribbean environment, using them to express feelings of emotions and dimension. His sensitivity to colors was heightened by frequent trips to Jamaica and Haiti. With Dempsey, color, texture, and form unite in his later abstract paintings to compose symphonic poems for the eye of the beholder.

Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art to Exhibit at Havana Soiree in April 2016

Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art Gallery

711 Lucerne Avenue
Lake Worth, Florida 33460

This Week's Best Bet in Palm Beach County: VIP Affair at Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art

Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art Gallery
711 Lucerne Avenue

Lake Worth, Florida 33460

In this week's Sun Sentinel....

'4 Visions' takes a look at artists' personal expressions

RSVP

You are cordially invited to attend the opening reception of

4 VISIONS

A fine art photography exhibition

featuring the images of

Philip Ross Munro, Brian Cattelle,
Pat Swain, Adam Collier Noel

and,

Joanne Urban, Ali Miranda, Paul Solovay, David Snow

on

SATURDAY, MARCH 19TH, 2016 | 6-10 

711 Lucerne Avenue, Lake Worth, Florida

Hors d’oeuvres by

Ken Keffer A Gourmet Catering Company and Wine by

CWS of Lake Worth

SEARED SESAME ENCRUSTED AHI TUNA ON A CRISP WONTON

WITH GINGER CREAM - WASABI CAVIAR & MICRI HERB

FRENCH BRIE ON PETITE TOAST WITH FIG COMPOTE

TRUFFLE HONEY CAVIAR & FENNEL FROND

PETITE FLATBREADS WITH

ROASTED CHICKEN WITH MANGO CHUTNEY - FONTINA CHEESE

CILANTRO & RED ONION

BABY ARUGULA WITH PROSCIUTTO & PARMESAN CHEESE

MINIATURE SHRIMP & COCONUT SPRING ROLLS 

WITH SPICY ASIAN PINK SAUCE

PALM BEACH CHEESE PUFFS

PETITE FILET MIGNON ON FUSETTE

WITH GORGONZOLA MOUSSE & A TINY BACON STRIP

Our Sponsors 

A very special thank you to Debra Robert!

  

4 Visions Exhibition in Today's Sun Sentinel

Pat Swain's photography is part of the Rolando Chang Barrero Gallery's "4 VISIONS" exhibition in
Downtown Lake Worth. (submitted photo / FPG)

'4 Visions' takes a look at artists' personal expressions

by Jan Engoren

With his own vision of founding the Boynton Beach Arts District and opening a fine arts gallery on Lucerne Avenue in downtown Lake Worth, artist Rolando Chang Barrero's eponymous gallery is having an exhibition of contemporary fine art photography titled "4 VISIONS.

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Rickie Report This Week Highlights 4-Visions at Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art

“4 Visions” 

Fine Art Photography Exhibit Opens At Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art

VIP Opening Reception:

Saturday, March 19

  5 – 10 pm

RSVP:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/4-visions-a-fine-art-photography-exhibition-tickets-21716751388

Catered by Ken Keffer

Exhibition:   March 10, 2016 through April 20, 2016

Gallery Hours: M-Sat. 11-6 PM

Featured on the Rickie Report

The Rolando Chang Barrero Fine Art Gallery presents “4 VISIONS”, an exhibition of contemporary Fine Art photography by Philip Ross Munro, Adam Collier Noel, Brian Cattelle, and Pat Swain. The exhibition focuses of the personal expressions on these four photographers and the styles that have made them leaders in the photographic world.  The public is invited to the Opening Reception on Saturday evening, March 19th during PRIDE FEST WEEKEND in Lake Worth and in conjunction with ART SYNERGY’S Palm Beach ArtForms Events during ArtBocaRaton.  

The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks.
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Photography by Philip Ross Munro

Philip Ross Munro is a graduate of the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux Arts in Paris and has a background in Engineering from McGill University in Montreal and Digital Media from City College in San Francisco. Mr. Munro’s career spans more than thirty years and his current studio is a 4000 sf warehouse in the Design District of Miami Florida He is known for his paintings and photography of shadows, underwater figures and series investigating the human balance and perception. During the last twenty five years Munro has shot underwater images in natural bodies of water; using uncontrolled situations and everyday people instead of professional models. This production reveals the artist as a ‘Documentarist’: an observer of mind / body relationships to circumstance. He chronicles the nuances of human comprehension and situation, exposing sensuality in a delicate balance.

Brian Cattelle / Bare USA Project

BARE USA is a nationwide fine art photography project that delves into the study of natural beauty in contrast with man-made decay. This contrast is explored by photographing nude models in abandoned locations nationwide. Visit BARE-USA.comto learn more.

Art by Adam Collier Noel

Adam Collier Noel is an internationally collected artist who graduated from Herron School of Art & Design where he received his Bachelor of fine arts degree in photography. Adam is currently working from his studio in south Florida and exhibiting work in Indianapolis, Fort Lauderdale, Calgary and Key West.

Pat Swain’s “Lost Flamingos in the Cloud Forest Series”

Pat Swain leans towards the quirk and tribulations.  She is an award-winning photographer whose work has been shown extensively around the world. Among the many publications where her photographs and digital art have appeared are Leonardo (MIT Press), the New York Times, Digital Fine Art, Spin Magazine, New York Magazine. She holds a B.A. from Mount Holyoke College, an M.F.A. from Pratt Institute and an M.A. from Columbia University. She has taught digital imaging at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan. She lives and teaches in New York City.

PAUL SOLOVAY

“South Beach Guys” by Paul Solovay

Paul Solvay (New York). Solvay’s Barbie and Ken Series explores and celebrates the once taboo alternative unions seen as an affront to the Ozzie and Harriet days of past.  A whimsical, yet meaningful the work evokes a lighthearted gaze into a harmonious world we all get to love.

Photography by Joanne Urban

Joanne Urban’s formal training began with film and the wet darkroom, she now utilizes digital capture and Photoshop in the digital darkroom. Joanne creates in-camera images with her assorted digital cameras and camera-less images with her flat bed scanner. Her work reflects the aesthetic of the traditional black and white darkroom processes. Drawn to detail, simple composition, texture and pattern, her imagery is a visual and emotional response to the commonplace.  In addition to producing her own award winning work, Joanne offers services such as custom printing, and photographic retouch and restoration. She also teaches the camera-less technique and Photoshop for photographers.

Greatly known for his erotic nudes, Ali Miranda’s work is often featured in both local and national publications, covering a broad spectrum in the photography field from commercial to fine-art. A native of the Miami area, Ali established himself as a photo artist in South Beach during the late 80s and up to the present.  He holds a degree in Fine Arts from the Academy of Arts College of San Francisco and also attended the School of Visual Arts in New York and Chicago. Ali’s work has been exhibit in various galleries and collected by art patrons around the world.

For more information please contact:

RCBFineArt@gmail.com  or Call  786.521.1199

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