"Order and Form" showcases Agustin Vargas' love of the architecture found in the world’s great cities and in natural forms. Vargas’ distinctive style has its foundation in his degree in architecture from the National Autonomous University of México, in México City, his artistic skills were honed at the Art-Academy of San Carlos and the Art-National Fine Arts Institute both of México City. Vargas has also studied extensively with artists such as Armando Zúñiga, Sergio Hernández, Leo Acosta, Antonio Ramírez, Alfredo Guati Rojo, Arnold Belkin, and many others. His work has show in solo and group exhibits locally, nationally, and internationally.
Charles Kurre
“Conversations From Within The Language Of Nature” originate from Kurre's continuing interest in the relationship between images and language. Utilizing photographs taken during extensive backcountry explorations, Each piece offers an intellectual, emotional and spiritual dialogue inspired by a simple walk through the woods. Kurre is a past recipient of an Arizona Commission on the Arts (ACA) Project Grant, and curated an exhibition for the ACA 2000-2002 Traveling Exhibition Program. His work has been featured in New American Paintings and Phoenix Home & Garden Magazine. His work has been reviewed by Art News, Art & Antiques, Dialogue, and New Art Examiner magazines, as well as the Chicago Tribune, the Chicago Sun Times, and Chicago Reader newspapers.
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