Bill Mack Joined by Deb Mack and Gary Welton
Schedule
Thu Oct 28 2021 at 10:00 am to Sat Oct 30 2021 at 11:00 pm
Location
601 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040-6554, United States | Key West, FL
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A collection of artwork by two world-renowned artists, Bill Mack and Gary Welton, will be on display and available for acquisition at Key West Gallery October 28-31, 2021.The Gallery and Show are Open to the Public
October 28 & 29: 10am -11pm
Meet Bill Mack and Gary Welton 7pm-11pm
& October 30: 10am - 7pm
VIP Private Party and Parade Viewing Event - Wrist Bands Required for Entry with RSVP at 305-292-9339
October 30: 7pm - 11pm
Meet Bill Mack and Gary Welton 7pm-11pm
TO RESERVE YOUR WRIST BANDS for the VIP PRIVATE PARTY
PLEASE CALL 305-292-9339
Bill Mack is the world’s pre-eminent relief sculptor. Combining low and high relief, incised lines, and elements in the full-round in sculpture works that are light enough to be hung on a wall, Mack directly involves the viewer in a 3-dimensional experience, both textural and tactile, that is often startling real. Mack is a master craftsman. Each relief derives from painstaking studies of the foreshortened figure – a classic skill that is rare in today’s contemporary scene. Bill Mack’s work is in the private collections of notable individuals such as Elton John, Carlos Slim, Robert De Niro, Tony Curtis, Jimmy Carter and HRH Prince of Monaco to name a few.
Bill Mack is also a highly skilled painter who creates original works in oil, acrylic, graphite and much more. There are few artists in history who have the ability to master both painting and sculpting at the level Bill Mack has achieved. Through his extensive artistic and business contacts around the world, Mack has also become an avid collector of art, historical documents, and Hollywood memorabilia, which led him to acquire the entire original Hollywood Sign in 2007. He is now painting the legends of Hollywood from the Golden Era on panels from the original Hollywood Sign, which are now owned by collectors around the globe. This is the first time an artist has used a National Historic Landmark as their canvas and the material is finite, when it is gone, it is gone. It has been so well received, Mack recently officially announced that the project is nearing complete sell out. It is a unique window of opportunity for those who are lucky enough to learn about the project and understand its significance. New paintings on the Hollywood Sign are available for acquisition during the show.
The second artist in the exhibition is Gary Welton. Welton works from the moving dancer and model, creating paintings on paper and canvas. He paints quickly to capture the energy of the ever-elusive moment and movement of the dancer through time and space. While many of his paintings are of dancers, Welton has just completed and delivered 65 original commission paintings focused on football players, which will be a permanent fixture in the new Minnesota Viking’s Stadium. Out of the artists selected, Welton was asked to create the most new paintings for the new state-of-the-art facility, the largest of which is 35 feet in length. These new paintings will be seen by millions of people annually attending Vikings games, concerts and other events in the new billion-dollar space and will increase his exposure as an artist tremendously.
Gary Welton made the paper he used in the Vikings commission paintings by hand and will be using the remaining pieces of hand made paper to create original commissioned football paintings for collectors.
About Key West Gallery: Key West Gallery is located at 601 Duval Street in Key West, Florida. The gallery displays the most sought after and collectible fine art available and specializes in investment quality originals, collectible hand-embellished limited editions, and selected bronze work featuring over fifty internationally published artists. A selection available artwork can be viewed at www.keywestgallery.com
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Where is it happening?
601 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040-6554, United StatesEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
