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Christopher Clamp: Objects as Artifacts

American Art Collector May 1, 2023 As a boy, Christopher Clamp rummaged around in his grandfather's barn. 'He collected all sorts of strange things,' he recalls.... Read more

Sentimental Still Life

South Park Magazine April 25, 2023 Painter Christopher Clamp finds beauty in simplicity, capturing ordinary objects withcomplex skills while evoking a powerful sense of nostalgia. by... Read more

Brian Rutenberg: Nature, Abstracted

Art & Antiques Magazine February 1, 2023 The Jerald Melberg Gallery will present 'Banners of the Coast', an exhibition of paintings by Brian Rutenberg, on view through... Read more

SULTAN OF STILL LIFE

Art & Antiques Magazine April 4, 2022 Jerald Melberg Gallery of Charlotte, N.C., will present its inaugural solo show for Donald Sultan on April 22. The artist,... Read more

Enjoy This Beautiful Visual Escape to “The Pond” with the Latest Jerald Melberg Gallery Exhibit

Scoop Charlotte March 15, 2021 By Ashley Maloney A Jerald Melberg Gallery favorite returns this month Thomas McNickle captures the serenity of nature through his... Read more

BEAUTY AMID CHAOS

SouthPark Magazine January 6, 2021 Drawing inspiration from a cross-country road trip, artist Katherine Boxall’s second solo exhibition opens this month at Jerald Melberg Gallery... Read more

Wolf Kahn, Who Painted Vibrant Landscapes, Is Dead at 92

Obit by Neil Genzlinger, The New York Times March 24, 2020 Wolf Kahn, a landscape painter who applied a vibrant, adventurous palette to studies of tangled forests and fog-shrouded mornings, quiet... Read more

CHRIS CLAMP PAINTS OBJECTS FROM HIS PAST HOPING TO TELL YOU A STORY OR SPARK A MEMORY

BY VANESSA INFANZON, THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER July 24, 2019 Chris Clamp chooses everyday objects to paint. The details in his oil paintings of vintage toys or tools tell a... Read more

Lee Hall, Artist and de Kooning Biographer, Dies at 82

Obit by William Grimes, The New York Times May 16, 2017 Lee Hall, an abstract landscape painter who served as president of the Rhode Island School of Design in the 1970s... Read more

The Third Thing: Art & Antiques Visits Painter Brian Rutenberg in His Manhattan Studio

By John Dorfman, Art & Antiques Magazine February 1, 2016 Brian Rutenberg calls himself 'a Southern landscape painter who lives in New York City.' But don't expect to see any... Read more

GALLERY CELEBRATES A GIANT OF ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM

By Barbara Schreiber, The Charlotte Observer August 2, 2015 The centenary of Robert Motherwell, one of the most important artists of the second half of the 20th century, is... Read more

Thirty Years: Jerald Melberg Gallery Celebrates Its 30th Anniversary

American Fine Art Magazine March 3, 2014 When Jerald Melberg opened his eponymous gallery in Charlotte, North Carolina, 30 years ago, he knew that the secret to... Read more