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Welcome to SYNC GALLERY

A premiere gallery located in the

Arts District on Santa Fe Drive in Denver Colorado

known nationally for its arts and culture.

Thursdays: 1pm - 4pm

(3rd Friday 1-9pm)

 

Fridays: 1pm - 4pm

(1st Friday 1-9pm)

 

Saturdays:  Noon - 5pm

Sundays: 1pm - 4pm

(Last Sunday of the month 11-3pm)

 

or by appointment with individual artists.

SYNC Gallery presents
 

New Horizons
by
Karin Kempe & Jean Herman

July 17th through August 10th, 2025

OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY July 18th, 2025, 5 PM to 9 PM

Combining bright acrylic colors with metallic leaf on canvas, Karin Kempe creates abstracted landscapes that glow and emanate light. She is inspired by the beauty of the natural world as well as the mysterious landscape of joy and turbulence which makes up our inner “mindscape.” Intrinsic and grounding to each piece is the horizon, that place where sky, sea and land meet, and which orients us as human beings in time and in space.

 

Jean Herman is a fiber artist who works with fabric, paint, line, color, texture, and stitch to

create pieces that reflect her inner thoughts and dreams. She has previously worked as a

figurative artist. “New Horizons” is Jean’s risky step into creating fiber works that are three

dimensional and abstract. Her work focuses on shape, line, and contrast, enabling viewers to

form their own interpretations rather than following realism. Jean is enjoying this new abstract space and views it as her next horizon.

Karin Kempe -- "Setting Sun Sky" -- Acrylic + Metallic Leaf on Canvas -- 24" x 30"

Karin Kempe -- Setting Sun Sky -- Acrylic + Metallic Leaf on Canvas -- 24 x 30.jpeg

Jean Herman - Isis Goddess of Motherhood mixed media fiber   20 x 36

Jean Herman -- Juxtaposition -- Mixed Media+Fiber -- 32 x 22.jpeg

SYNC Gallery presents
 

In this Moment ...
by
Pamela Hake & Patricia A. Rucker

August 14th through September 14th, 2025

OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY August 15th, 2025, 5 PM to 9 PM

Pamela Hake works abstractly using various tools to create free flowing marks from her unconscious soul. The marks create a framework to begin her conversation between her soul and her relationship with her earthly surroundings. Her new works are the visual language of where she is In This Moment…

Macular Degeneration continues to challenge Patrica Rucker, forcing her to see her world differently. In this moment, her paintings reflect a personal visual language. This visual language is affected by her experience of being able to see, of not being able to see clearly, what it is like to see in the dark, and trying to see when the light is so bright that everything is blur. As an abstract artist, this brings new vision, new light, and life to her work.

 

In This Moment ... is an exhibition inviting the viewer to become a part of Pamela and Patricia's artistic journey.

 

Patricia A. Rucker -- Whose Shoes Are These -- Acrylic, mixed media collage on panel -- 11

Patricia A. Rucker -- Whose Shoes Are These -- Acrylic, mixed media collage on panel -- 11 x 11

PamelaHake,FallingThruTheCracks,24x24,AcrylicInk.jpg

Pamela Hake -- "Falling Thru the Cracks" -- Acrylic Ink & Acrylic Collage on Handmade Paper -- 24” x 24”

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