ABOUT THE ARTIST

Gabrielle Stone (b. 1990) is a contemporary abstract painter based in Chicago, IL. Her work explores the nature of place using color, form, and materiality to depict environments that are whimsical in their reimagining. Influenced by her deep attachment to physical spaces, Stone’s paintings communicate geometry and structure while embodying its very dissolution. 

Stone holds a Bachelor of Arts in studio art and creative writing from Carleton College where she studied under artists Fred Hagstrom and David Lefkowitz, art historian Ross Elfline, and curator Margaret Pezalla-Granlund. The late artist, Larry McKim, was also a significant mentor in her early years before leaving the east coast.

Now available in the gallery:

Nevermind the Century, Acrylic on hand-stretched canvas, 52 x 60"

Hotel in County Antrim, Acrylic and raw pigment on hand-stretched unprimed canvas, 24 x 24"

Gingerbread Frosting, Acrylic and raw pigment on hand-stretched unprimed canvas, 60 x 46"

Ghost of a Wildebeest, Acrylic on hand-stretched canvas, 40 x 40"

Sailor Blues, Acrylic and raw pigment on hand-stretched unprimed canvas, 40 x 40"

Crocodile Water, Acrylic and raw pigment on hand-stretched unprimed canvas, 40 x 36"

Olive Anchor, Acrylic on hand-stretched canvas, 40 x 40"

Downstairs Lightning and Chamomile, Acrylic and raw pigment on hand-stretched unprimed canvas, 60 x 48"

Lights in the Windshield, Acrylic on hand-stretched canvas, 24 x 24"