Mark Moore Fine Art Blog

Mark Moore Gallery presents “Patterns of Landscape,” an exclusive ARTSY online exhibition by celebrated British artist Kim Rugg.

Known for her meticulous craft, Rugg deconstructs and reconstructs items like newspapers, magazines, and maps, challenging how we receive and trust information. In this show, she reimagines borders and regions with precise hand-drawn cartography, highlighting how we perceive power and territory. Rugg’s playful yet thought-provoking work with newsprint and maps exposes the manipulative tactics found in everyday media.

Experience Kim Rugg’s art—equal parts wit and critique—online now! View the show: https://bit.ly/47dVB5o

Kim Rugg’s work appears in major museum collections worldwide. Based in London, she continues to redefine how we see the world. 

#KimRugg #PatternsofLandscape #ContemporaryArt #OnlineExhibition #MarkMooreGallery #ARTSY

Excited to announce: Joshua Dildine’s first ARTSY online exclusive in 5 years! 🎨 “Wooly Bugger” features 8 new works by this California-based painter, from vibrant canvases to mixed-media pieces on photographs.

In this series, Dildine blends found autobiographical photos with dynamic, gestural painting to explore memory, family, and the quirks of nostalgia. Using images from fly fishing trips, he layers brushwork, saturated color, and digital (even AI) manipulations to disrupt and reinvent the original photos—blurring the boundaries between photography, painting, and abstraction.

Dive into the turbulence, clarity, and visual flux in these pieces that capture the ever-changing experience of wading through water and memory.

Now live on ARTSY—view the exhibition: https://bit.ly/4nZ9SZ6

About the artist: Dildine earned his MFA from Claremont Graduate University and has exhibited across California and beyond. His work is held in multiple museum collections.

#JoshuaDildine #WoolyBugger #MarkMooreFineArt #artsy #contemporaryart #newexhibition

Mark Moore Gallery presents “Patterns of Landscape,” an exclusive ARTSY online exhibition by celebrated British artist Kim Rugg.

Known for her meticulous craft, Rugg deconstructs and reconstructs items like newspapers, magazines, and maps, challenging how we receive and trust information. In this show, she reimagines borders and regions with precise hand-drawn cartography, highlighting how we perceive power and territory. Rugg’s playful yet thought-provoking work with newsprint and maps exposes the manipulative tactics found in everyday media.

Experience Kim Rugg’s art—equal parts wit and critique—online now! View the show: https://bit.ly/47dVB5o

Kim Rugg’s work appears in major museum collections worldwide. Based in London, she continues to redefine how we see the world. 

#KimRugg #PatternsofLandscape #ContemporaryArt #OnlineExhibition #MarkMooreGallery #ARTSY

✨ Now Live on ARTSY! ✨

Mark Moore Fine Art presents “Between Quiet and Bold,” an exclusive online exhibition by Rebekah Andrade. Dive into Andrade’s latest body of work—a vibrant exploration of presence and balance through layered abstraction.

Experience buoyant fields of green, blue, and pink, interwoven with expressive marks that create moments of tension and release. With acrylic and pastel on paper, Rebekah masterfully layers color and gesture, inviting you to slow down and discover both the details and atmosphere within each piece.

This collection is all about finding clarity, resonance, and quiet joy in the balance between structure and surrender.

Don’t miss it—see the full show now! ⬇️

🔗 VIEW THE EXHIBITION: https://bit.ly/3IqZytR

#RebekahAndrade #ArtExhibition #MarkMooreFineArt #BetweenQuietAndBold #ArtsyExhibit #ContemporaryArt #AbstractArt

✨ Mark Moore Fine Art presents “Familiar”—an exclusive ARTSY Online Exhibition by Heidi Schwegler! ✨

Blending found objects with traditional sculpture, Heidi draws inspiration from her own story of resilience—growing up with severe lazy eye and learning the power of transformation. In this new work, she sculpts her “familiar”: a personal alter ego born from the spirits of the desert—coyote, mountain lion, and roadrunner—woven together with cholla and Mojave relics. Each piece is a tribute to survival, adaptation, and the wild beauty of the desert.

About Heidi: She transforms urban and desert fragments into striking works using glass, gold, and silver. Founder of Yucca Valley Material Lab, her art is part of collections at Portland Art Museum, Laguna Art Museum, Schneider Museum, Crocker Museum, and the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation.

Don’t miss this captivating online show at this link attached: https://bit.ly/47Gnlii

#HeidiSchwegler #FamiliarExhibition #MarkMooreFineArt #NewExhibition

Larry Bell, “SMS 19 (Mirage Series)”, 1991

Mark Moore Fine Art proudly presents “Refractions: L.A. Art in the Eighties and Nineties,” showcasing influential early works by Los Angeles legends Peter Alexander, Larry Bell, Billy Al Bengston, Eric Orr, and Helen Pashgian.

By the ’80s and ’90s, L.A. became an experimental hub—where light, surface, and perception intertwined in bold new ways. Bell explored glass and reflection; Alexander created resin forms inspired by color and city haze; Bengston infused painting with California’s vibrant energy; Pashgian crafted luminous sculptures; and Orr’s works, infused with elements of alchemy and spirituality, played with presence and infinity.

Experience a moment in L.A. art history defined by experimentation, reflection, and the evolving nature of perception itself.

See the full exhibition: https://bit.ly/467a4hW

#LosAngelesArt #Refractions #LightandSpace #MarkMooreFineArt #LAGallery

Mark Moore Gallery presents “Patterns of Landscape,” an exclusive ARTSY online exhibition by celebrated British artist Kim Rugg.

Known for her meticulous craft, Rugg deconstructs and reconstructs items like newspapers, magazines, and maps, challenging how we receive and trust information. In this show, she reimagines borders and regions with precise hand-drawn cartography, highlighting how we perceive power and territory. Rugg’s playful yet thought-provoking work with newsprint and maps exposes the manipulative tactics found in everyday media.

Experience Kim Rugg’s art—equal parts wit and critique—online now! View the show: https://bit.ly/47dVB5o

Kim Rugg’s work appears in major museum collections worldwide. Based in London, she continues to redefine how we see the world. 

#KimRugg #PatternsofLandscape #ContemporaryArt #OnlineExhibition #MarkMooreGallery #ARTSY

Excited to announce: Joshua Dildine’s first ARTSY online exclusive in 5 years! 🎨 “Wooly Bugger” features 8 new works by this California-based painter, from vibrant canvases to mixed-media pieces on photographs.

In this series, Dildine blends found autobiographical photos with dynamic, gestural painting to explore memory, family, and the quirks of nostalgia. Using images from fly fishing trips, he layers brushwork, saturated color, and digital (even AI) manipulations to disrupt and reinvent the original photos—blurring the boundaries between photography, painting, and abstraction.

Dive into the turbulence, clarity, and visual flux in these pieces that capture the ever-changing experience of wading through water and memory.

Now live on ARTSY—view the exhibition: https://bit.ly/4nZ9SZ6

About the artist: Dildine earned his MFA from Claremont Graduate University and has exhibited across California and beyond. His work is held in multiple museum collections.

#JoshuaDildine #WoolyBugger #MarkMooreFineArt #artsy #contemporaryart #newexhibition

Helen Pashgian, “Untitled”, 1990

Mark Moore Fine Art proudly presents “Refractions: L.A. Art in the Eighties and Nineties,” showcasing influential early works by Los Angeles legends Peter Alexander, Larry Bell, Billy Al Bengston, Eric Orr, and Helen Pashgian.

By the ’80s and ’90s, L.A. became an experimental hub—where light, surface, and perception intertwined in bold new ways. Bell explored glass and reflection; Alexander created resin forms inspired by color and city haze; Bengston infused painting with California’s vibrant energy; Pashgian crafted luminous sculptures; and Orr’s works, infused with elements of alchemy and spirituality, played with presence and infinity.

Experience a moment in L.A. art history defined by experimentation, reflection, and the evolving nature of perception itself.

See the full exhibition: https://bit.ly/467a4hW

#LosAngelesArt #Refractions #LightandSpace #MarkMooreFineArt #LAGallery

Mark Moore Gallery presents “Patterns of Landscape,” an exclusive ARTSY online exhibition by celebrated British artist Kim Rugg.

Known for her meticulous craft, Rugg deconstructs and reconstructs items like newspapers, magazines, and maps, challenging how we receive and trust information. In this show, she reimagines borders and regions with precise hand-drawn cartography, highlighting how we perceive power and territory. Rugg’s playful yet thought-provoking work with newsprint and maps exposes the manipulative tactics found in everyday media.

Experience Kim Rugg’s art—equal parts wit and critique—online now! View the show: https://bit.ly/47dVB5o

Kim Rugg’s work appears in major museum collections worldwide. Based in London, she continues to redefine how we see the world. 

#KimRugg #PatternsofLandscape #ContemporaryArt #OnlineExhibition #MarkMooreGallery #ARTSY