TRIFECTA GALLERY, Las Vegas

TRIFECTA GALLERY: Celebrating a decade in business in one downtown Las Vegas Art Gallery.

Machina Ex Machina is an ongoing series by Brian Henry whose interests in light, minimalist compositions, chance visual events and perception culminate in this new body of work the artist has termed “generative parametric artworks.”

LEONARDO AGUIRRE di MATTEO from Uruguay will visit Trifecta for the opening of his exhibit “6191” from 6-8pm AUG 2. Named for the amount of miles from his home to Las Vegas the title is less in distance than to the sensory nature of the artwork.

“Miguel’s work has a playful edge that puts a smile on your face from any angle,” Marty Walsh, owner of Trifecta Gallery Las Vegas said. “That playful edge invites you to take a better look."

From March 1-31, Trifecta Gallery’s Attachment Room will feature emerging artist Benjamin Schmitt's first Las Vegas solo exhibition “Pestis Pestis” a series of acrylic on canvas paintings that depict the molecules of a particular disease.

Mary Warner is a realist who has made a lifetime career of simply painting the complex universe of living flowers and “Heavy Petals” does not stray from that dialogue. She again presses the limitations of the two-dimensional platform.

ANGELA KALLUS exhibits graphite drawings this February in Trifecta gallery quite different from her minimal paintings we are familiar with. The show is entitled "and now...for something completely different".

With data, paper and a gel pen Mr. Denker joins the increasing trend/movement of artists creating with data. Trifecta Gallery has started to delve into this movement and loves what they are finding.

Painter, Leonardo Aguirre di Matteo from Montevideo, UY exhibits for the first time in the USA