Celebrating Humanity

Santa Rick Rosenthal

Santa Doug Eberhart

Santa James Nuckles

Santa Woodrow Wilson Smith

Denver Public High School Juried Exhibition

New Exhibition Opening Jan 2, 2019

This exhibition will feature a body of work with unique black and white Native American photographs by Ron Cooper. These striking photographs depict Native Americans in their historic dress. The exhibit also features the colorful and dynamic photography of Howard Harris. Howard's photographs are in galleries in New York City and Santa Fe and have recently been featured in exhibits at the Vatican and in Vienna. The gallery is proud to show Nicole Korbe's beautiful, subtle, multi-colored oil/wax paintings which provide a peaceful and distinct body of excellent artistic work to view.

The Robert Anderson Gallery is proud to exhibit the innovative layered sculptural work of Ana Maria Botero. Ana's sculptures have unbelievable three-dimensionality. The detailed and richly colored butterfly wing photographs of Lauri R. Dunn along with some selected black and white photographs provide a visually pleasing treat. Patti Barry Levy's photographic photomontages are artfully constructed, thematic and exceptional fine art.

Opening Night Robert Anderson Gallery

Please join us from 5-9 pm Friday, June 8, 2018 to view some outstanding, unique photography and art.

iPhonography by Karen Divine

Harvey Stein

The Radiance of Ordinary Things

The Robert Anderson Gallery is proud to present William Reiquam's "The Radiance of Ordinary Things" from January 9 through February 28, 2015.

William Reiquam, MD, a retired pathologist/pediatrician, has been creating unique photographic images for more than eight decades. This show of William Reiquam’s work contains photographic images taken over a 60 year span including representational, abstract, color and black and white work. Reiquam is especially adept at finding arresting images within the context of day-to-day life. William's eclectic body of work has been exhibited in individual shows, in group shows at prominent galleries (e.g., Camera Obscura) and is on permanent display at the Anschutz Medical Campus. Most recently, William Reiquam's photographs were featured in a single person, three-month exhibition at the central Denver Public Library. This nonagenarian photographer continues to create striking photographs that have become more abstract in recent years.