Wes Sherman Writes His Name |

Wes Sherman Writes His Name |

Wes Sherman is an abstract painter making landscapes. Or maybe he’s a landscape painter obsessed with Abstract painting. Follow Sherman’s process in the latest graphic exploration by artist, Joseph Christy. Using both photos of Sherman’s paintings and comic panels to explore, Christy crafts a book both of process and personality. For both art lovers and comic book enthusiasts. Experience painting through a very personal lens.

Protein in Your Painting

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Protein in Your Painting |

The soul of the work lies at the moment you take in a breath, slowly releasing the warmth while intentionally incorporating the haikus and poems with visual perceptions/concepts of art. Protein in Your Painting was carefully crafted by the creative authors and artists Wes Sherman and Gretchel Hathaway and edited by Adam Remeniski. Protein is the unique micro-nutrients of a visual piece. When you come to the end of the book, you will realize the reading is not over - the moments are inside you. Treat yourself to starting over and experience new deeper moments to ponder.

Exhibition Books

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Exhibition Books |

Books by Wes Sherman and collaborators containing collections of paintings and drawings from various exhibitions and galleries.

  • This is True, a book of drawings done by Wes Sherman, presented by K. James Gallery.

  • Art by Terri Fraser and Wes Sherman for their solo exhibitions ‘Horizon,’ presented by Pictor Gallery. Terri Fraser and Wes Sherman’s art explores the relationship the artist has with nature, and how the “Horizon” cannot be possessed by any individual but only experienced and interpreted.

  • Catalog of art from the exhibition Cloud: Some of Her Names, featuring work from Terry Thacker, Wes Sherman, and Adam Remeniski. Extensively pictured, this catalog is illustrated with twenty-five paintings, clustered into twelve stations with many painting details as well as photographs of the artist’s studio. A round table discussion with three other artists and two brief, reflective essays accompany the exhibition.