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WinterLude Group Exhibition at Bryant Street Gallery, Palo Alto

WinterLude group exhibition at Bryant Street Gallery Palo Alto featuring Shilo Ratner geometric abstract paintings

My geometric abstract paintings were featured in the WinterLude group exhibition at Bryant Street Gallery in Palo Alto, California.

I'm excited to share that my geometric abstract paintings were featured in WinterLude, a curated group exhibition at Bryant Street Gallery in Palo Alto, California. This exhibition brought together five contemporary artists exploring diverse approaches to color, form, and abstraction.

About WinterLude Exhibition

The WinterLude group show at Bryant Street Gallery showcased contemporary paintings and mixed media works that capture the essence of winter through abstract and representational approaches. The exhibition featured a carefully curated selection of works that explore themes of light, color, and seasonal transformation.

As a California art gallery known for representing emerging and established contemporary artists, Bryant Street Gallery provided the perfect setting for this winter-themed exhibition.

Featured Artists

The WinterLude exhibition included work by five talented contemporary artists:

• Ryan Cobourn
• Shilo Ratner (geometric abstract paintings)
• Kerstin Heymann
• Susan English
• Carla Roth

Each artist brought a unique perspective to the exhibition, creating a dynamic dialogue between different styles, techniques, and artistic voices.

My Work in the Exhibition

For WinterLude, I presented a selection of my geometric landscape paintings that explore the interplay of cool color palettes, architectural forms, and natural landscapes. These works reflect my ongoing interest in how geometric abstraction can evoke the quiet, contemplative qualities of winter.

The abstract paintings featured in the show use layered geometric forms and muted tones to create compositions that feel both structured and organic, capturing the stillness and clarity that winter brings.

About Bryant Street Gallery

Bryant Street Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located in Palo Alto, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley. The gallery represents a diverse roster of contemporary artists working in painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media.

Known for its commitment to showcasing high-quality contemporary art, Bryant Street Gallery has become a destination for collectors and art enthusiasts in the Bay Area. It's a gallery I've had a meaningful relationship with over the years, including a solo exhibition, Hidden Depth, which gave me the opportunity to show a full body of geometric abstract work in that space.

Exhibition Details

Exhibition: WinterLude
Gallery: Bryant Street Gallery
Location: Palo Alto, California

Featured Artists: Ryan Cobourn, Shilo Ratner, Kerstin Heymann, Susan English, Carla Roth

Note: Although the exhibition has concluded, you can view the artwork online at Bryant Street Gallery's website.

Why Group Exhibitions Matter

Group exhibitions offer artists the opportunity to showcase their work alongside other talented creators, fostering dialogue and comparison between different artistic approaches. For collectors, group shows provide a chance to discover multiple artists in one visit and to see how different styles and perspectives complement each other.

Being part of WinterLude at Bryant Street Gallery was an honor, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to share my geometric abstract art with the Palo Alto and Bay Area art community.

Explore More Geometric Abstract Art

If you're drawn to geometric abstraction and contemporary landscape painting, explore my collection of original geometric paintings available for collectors. Each piece is created with attention to composition, color, and the meditative qualities of geometric form.

View Geometric Abstract Art Collection

Follow along on Instagram for updates on upcoming exhibitions and studio work.

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