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Artist Ansel Adams China Adams Samuel T. Adams African Negar Ahkami Njideka Akunyili Cara Judea Alhadeff Micaela Amato David Amico Maryam Amiryani Hurvin Anderson Karel Appel Gustavo López Armentia Todd Arsenault Se Hwa Bae Thomas Bangsted Mii Banri Uta Barth Jennifer Bartlett Ciel Bergman Carlos Betancourt Norman Bluhm Hai Bo Tatiana Botton Maurice Braun James Brooks iona brown Sally Bruno Osvaldo Budet Burmese Theodore Butler Matty Byloos Kristen Calabrese Ryan Callis Fernando Canovas Lawrence Carroll Michele Cascella Alfredo Castaneda Felipe Castaneda Bruno Ceccobelli Marc Chagall Yehouda Chaki Benny Chan Genia Chef Mikhail Chemiakin Chen Chi Dale Chihuly Chikkosai Chikubosai I Chinese Demeter Chiparus Byung Hoon Choi Chuck Close Alejandro Colunga Matthew Craven Gregory Crewdson William Glen Crooks Earl Cunningham Salvador Dali Paul Davies Tony de los Reyes Maurice de Vlaminck Stephan Dean Michael Patrick Dee John Charles Dollman Lynne Mapp Drexler Robert Charles Dunahay Mohammad Ehsai Koichi Enomoto Javier Fernandez Charles Fine Louise Fishman Caio Fonseca Shingo Francis Byron Galvez Gandharan Jesse Garbe Peter D. Gerakaris Diego Giacometti Arthur Hill Gilbert Yankel Ginzburg Rebecca Gottesman Penelope Gottlieb John Grillo Wenda Gu Ramin Haerizadeh Keith Haring Tim Hawkinson Christian Hellmich Anton Henning Jene Highstein Clinton Hill ANDO HIROSHIGE Damien Hirst David Hockney Hoitsu Jenny Holzer Havard Homstvedt Volker Hueller Shawn Hummel Susan Hutchinson Kyoko Ibe Yoshio Ikezaki Indian Indonesian Japanese Paul Jenkins Duan Jianwei Zeng Jianyong Jasper Johns Krisjanis Kaktins-Gorsline Myung Sun Kang Izima Kaoru Ryoko Kato Leslie Kerr Robert Glenn Ketchum Khmer Sang Hoon Kim Soo Kim Yves Klein Alexander Koester Korean David Korty Jemal Kukhalashvili Stefan Kurten Tseng Kwong Chi Robert Lang Hun Chung Lee Lawrence Lee Han Lei Mark Leonard Lance Letscher John Little Michael Loew Carlos Luna Stanton Macdonald-Wright David Mach Constance Mallinson Steve Maloney Gela Manjavidze Kaoru Mansour Yang Maoyuan Robert Marc Frederic Martens after Ambrose Louis Garneray Melvin Martinez Suzuki Masayoshi Andre Masson Maxime Maufra Faris McReynolds Jessica Mein Carlos Mérida John Millei Joan Miro Mary Mitsuda Hiroki Morinoue Robert Motherwell Julia Muenstermann Jochen Muhlenbrink Robert Natkin Mario Cravo Neto Nigerian Craig Norton Thomas Nozkowski Nathan Oliveira José Clemente Orozco Maruyama Oshin Anders Osterlind Arthur Ou Ray Parker Adam Pendleton Zhang Peng Rafael Perea de la Cabada Pablo Picasso Matthew Picton Travis Pratt Liu Qinghe Eileen Quinlan Robert Rauschenberg Kaitlynn Redell nathan redwood Ron Reihel RETNA Robert Richenburg Cristina Lei Rodriguez Jack Roth Lisa Ruyter Naomi Safran-Hon David Salle Paul Sarkisian Peter Sarkisian Lawrence Schiller Edgar Serrano Yoo Seung Ho Li Shan Feng Shu Marc Sijan Josh Smith Ivana Šrámková Alfred Stevens John Stezaker Sumatra Julio Susana Romeo Villalva Tabuena Lino Tagliapietra Takemura Taiho Andrew Taylor Thai Felandus Thames Robert Therrien Roger Thomas Tibetan Seiju Toda Kevin Tolman Timothy Tompkins Mary Anne Turley-Emett Unknown Bob Van Breda Monique Van Genderen Rembrandt van Rijn Ruprecht Von Kaufmann Robert Walker John Wehmer Tom Wesselmann Michael Corinne West Tommy White Kristof Wickman Zachary Wollard Chris Woods Andrew Wyeth Jiao Xingtao Chen Xiungli Huang Yan He Yunchang Eduardo Zamora Domingo Zapata Francisco Zúñiga

ANDREW TAYLOR

JULY 6 - 31, 2012
Heather James Fine Art - Jackson, Wyoming

Andrew Taylor's lush and iridescent paintings of nature are manifested from looking at things from the periphery. He paints the overlooked environment around us that we see but do not consciously focus our attention on. He describes the subjects in his paintings as "The things we look through when we think we should be looking somewhere else." Taylor wants to capture the ephemeral moments in-between, when one's eye wistfully travels from image to image.

The indistinct moments he extracts create a dialogue, like an ecosystem within each painting, allowing the images to survive and thrive through their enduring relationship to each other. His paintings showcase a bold, multi-dimensional color palette as Taylor layers flora of different hues to imply depth and perspective and essentially give the viewer the illusion of peering through nature, perceptively commenting on the elusiveness of the environment around us.