Current ExhibitIon

  Carrying the Fire 

featuring Tahiti Pehrson

November 8, 2024 – January 4, 2025

Opening Reception: Friday, November 8, 5pm – 7pm [RSVP Here]

Tahiti Pehrson is a contemporary artist known for his intricate and mesmerizing paper-cut installations and sculptures. His work often explores themes of geometry, symmetry, and repetition, creating visually stunning pieces that play with light and shadow. Pehrson’s artworks typically involve painstakingly hand-cutting elaborate compositions. The precision and detail in his work are often breathtaking, with intricate patterns and forms that draw viewers in.

One of the remarkable aspects of Pehrson’s art is the way he manipulates space and perspective. His installations often interact with the surrounding environment, casting intricate shadows that add depth and dimension to the pieces. While his work is primarily paper-based, Pehrson also explores other mediums such as sculpture and installation art, always pushing the boundaries of his chosen materials to create new and innovative forms. Overall, Tahiti Pehrson’s artwork is characterized by its meticulous craftsmanship, geometric precision, and mesmerizing beauty, inviting viewers to contemplate the complexities of pattern, form, and perception.

This show is aiming to be both innovative and introspective, pushing boundaries while also paying homage to the artist’s journey over the past two decades. By experimenting with new techniques and ideas, it’s stepping into uncharted territory while also looking back at the evolution of the artist’s practice. The combination of old and new works serves as a reflection on the passage of time and the challenges of maintaining artistic vision in a constantly changing landscape

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ABOUT THE GRANUCCI GALLERY

Donated by art enthusiasts and founding supporters Leo and Gayle Granucci, the Granucci Gallery features an additional 602 square feet of wall space and includes an open floor plan that integrates smoothly with the lobby. The new visual arts gallery will feature works by local artists, as well as special private collections.

 


 

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The Granucci Gallery is located at The Center for the Arts at 314 W. Main Street in downtown Grass Valley, CA. 

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