Featured Exhibitions
The Chateau Gallery takes a unique approach to our monthly exhibitions by exploring classical themes in a less conventional and more intriguing style. Embracing the classical with a modern twist creates a captivating and thought-provoking ambiance. TCG attracts artists eager to experiment with different artistic forms and mediums, resulting in a rich and eclectic mix of artworks for each exhibition. Non-traditional themes pique curiosity in the viewer, sparking conversations and discussions about the art and its underlying concepts. TCG's approach encourages artists to think outside the box, fostering innovation and allowing them to express their creativity in ways they might not have considered otherwise.
Exhibition: The Monochrome Image
February 1st, 2025 - March 1st, 2025
The Monochrome Image invites photographers to explore the realms of tone, tint, and shade. Whether working with historical techniques such as cyanotype, sepia, or classic black and white, the monochrome image provokes the significance of the visual harmony of a singular color family.
Barry Good, Brian Cann, Carla Anderson, Christina Howells, Christopher Behrend, David Manzi, David Rathbone, Eduardo Costa, Jacek Artymiak, Jay Stevens, Jeff Schewe, John Diephouse, Kent Flora, Lance Pressl, Matt Currington, Michael Potts, Michael Young, Myriam Véjus, Niko Mitsuko, Paal Anand, Raees Mustafa, Rebecca Hackemann, Richard Schramm, Roger Applegate, Stefanie Blue, Stéphanie Labé, Stephanie Maatta, Veronica Gray, William Ropp, Yanissa X, Zachary Freire-Avina, Zenya Lepper, Zhiyuan Liu
Exhibition: The Abstract Image
January 1st, 2025 - February 1st, 2025
The Abstract Image highlights the transformative power of abstraction in photography, allowing us to break free from reality and explore the myriad possibilities within non-representational states. This theme invites us to push the boundaries of photographic art by exploring alternative, experimental, or even accidental elements of the captured image that exhibit photography’s ability to serve as a conduit for visual metaphor and personal expression.
Albert Sanchez, Amanda Rittenhouse, Amy Lee Hochman, Bill Kenney, Bob Debski, C.E. Morse, Charles Bishop, Chris Cummins, Christian Rumple, David Ondrik, David Perelman-Hall, Eduardo Fujii, Ellen Carey, Ephraim Vila, Eshanya Sandhu, Jackdaw Silverlinings, Joachim Kakau, John Diephouse, Kelsey Sasser, Kevin Vivers, Kylo-Patrick Hart, Leena Holmstrom, Linda Burris Webster, Mariano Caruso, Mark Peacock, Mark Weller, Megan Major, Peter Harlow, Reed Hearne, Roger Mujica, Roger Woodiwiss, Ruslana Shamrai, Shufna Collective, Soohyun Jeong, Taya Raevskaya, William Goodwin, Wright Schickli
