Archway Gallery presents "Roots to Revolution," featuring new paintings by Mohammad Ali Bhatti.
This series of paintings reveals an inseparable connection between shapes and colors, guiding the viewer around each whole painting. Contrasting layers are applied with a bold brush creating multiple forms and vague references (ambiguous symbols, calligraphic forms, numbers) suggesting contemporary conflict, confusion, and the chaotic condition of the world. In addition to his recent works, Mohammad will also be displaying some of his portraits, watercolors, and Southwestern paintings.
There will be a Virtual Opening Reception and Artist Talk online at ArchwayGallery.com. If interested in seeing the exhibition in person, the gallery is open Friday through Sunday from 1-5 pm, and Monday through Thursday by appointment only. The exhibition will remain on display through August 3.
Archway Gallery presents "Roots to Revolution," featuring new paintings by Mohammad Ali Bhatti.
This series of paintings reveals an inseparable connection between shapes and colors, guiding the viewer around each whole painting. Contrasting layers are applied with a bold brush creating multiple forms and vague references (ambiguous symbols, calligraphic forms, numbers) suggesting contemporary conflict, confusion, and the chaotic condition of the world. In addition to his recent works, Mohammad will also be displaying some of his portraits, watercolors, and Southwestern paintings.
There will be a Virtual Opening Reception and Artist Talk online at ArchwayGallery.com. If interested in seeing the exhibition in person, the gallery is open Friday through Sunday from 1-5 pm, and Monday through Thursday by appointment only. The exhibition will remain on display through August 3.
Archway Gallery presents "Roots to Revolution," featuring new paintings by Mohammad Ali Bhatti.
This series of paintings reveals an inseparable connection between shapes and colors, guiding the viewer around each whole painting. Contrasting layers are applied with a bold brush creating multiple forms and vague references (ambiguous symbols, calligraphic forms, numbers) suggesting contemporary conflict, confusion, and the chaotic condition of the world. In addition to his recent works, Mohammad will also be displaying some of his portraits, watercolors, and Southwestern paintings.
There will be a Virtual Opening Reception and Artist Talk online at ArchwayGallery.com. If interested in seeing the exhibition in person, the gallery is open Friday through Sunday from 1-5 pm, and Monday through Thursday by appointment only. The exhibition will remain on display through August 3.