The G2 Gallery

12/19/2022

Rest in peace P22. 😢

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We are saddened to say that the decision has been made to end P22’s suffering and help him transition to a better place. P22 was euthanised on Saturday morning December 17th 2022. There are a…

12/24/2017

“How lucky am I to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” – A.A. Milne. Please click below to read our final goodbye message. We have enjoyed sharing our love of nature and photography with you for ten extraordinary years.

12/23/2017

To all our friends and family near and far, we hope you stay warm and cozy this season. Happy Holidays! Photo by Cheyne Walls Fine Art Photography

12/23/2017

We are getting into the holiday spirit with festive music in the front gallery! Thank you Jim Koenig…for one last note. 🎼

12/22/2017

TODAY and TOMORROW are the last days to shop our Christmas Close-Out 75%-Off all merchandise Sale! We are also offering discounts on our current exhibits, "Designed Environment," and "The Gottlieb Native Garden: A Closer Look," as well as all archived prints from past exhibits. Please stop by or call us at 310-452-2842 for more details. We are open 10 AM - 6 PM through December 23, 2017. We hope to see you soon!

12/21/2017

The final days of our closing exhibits are here. closes SATURDAY so it’s your last opportunity to view this print by Art Wolfe, Inc. “Zebras are pure graphic design,” he says. “The contrast of dark and light lines create an abstraction that invites us to forget the subject and simply enjoy the rhythms.” Art Wolfe is an award-winning and internationally renowned photographer based in Seattle, Washington. Art is prolific in his work with over 100 published works, including his magnum opus “Earth Is My Witness.” He travels nearly nine months out of the year photographing for new projects, leading photographic tours and seminars, and giving inspirational presentations. He is also a Fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers ILCP.

12/20/2017

"Despite all I have seen and experienced, I still get the same simple thrill out of glimpsing a tiny patch of snow in a high mountain gully and feel the same urge to climb toward it." ~Edmund Hillary Photo by Marc Levine

12/19/2017

Only FIVE more days to explore our current exhibit , featuring this image by Dale Reid. “The oyster mushrooms captured my imagination because of their bizarre shapes, alien textures and intricate detail,” she shared. Dale Reid uses dark room techniques to imbue her botanical subjects with unimaginable personality and emotion. Her studies utilize different elements to produce sensual and whimsical portraits in high contrast with a keen eye for texture, form, and framing. Elegant white or black backgrounds highlight her subjects, allowing them to monopolize the photographs, filling the space with their unique voices and stories. Once having to juggle her photography and finance careers, Dale was at last able to shape her distinct artistic voice, inspired partially by her life partner’s diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis, and her own experiences as a transgender woman. Visit before Saturday to see this image in person! We are open every day 10 AM – 6 PM.

12/18/2017

There are only SIX days left to shop our Christmas Close-Out Sale. All store merchandise is now 75% OFF!* Our store is full of unique and eco-friendly offerings, perfect for everyone on your list. We are open every day 10 AM - 6 PM through December 23.
(*Excludes photography.)

12/15/2017

Stargazing in our current exhibit with Jeremy Evans and his “Bristlecone Pine and Orion” photograph, taken in White Mountains, CA. Jeremy is a landscape photographer based in Valencia, CA. Largely self-taught, Jeremy is a member of the Sierra Club Camera Committee and a Sierra Club trip leader. He has spoken annually as an interpretative program presenter at Yosemite National Park since 2011, and presented at The Dark Sky Festival in Sequoia in 2015, 2016, and 2017. His career as a director of photography and camera operator includes work for The Discovery Channel, PBS, HBO, A&E, The History Channel, Showtime and CBS. Jeremy recently finished working on a documentary for National Geographic Channel about the California drought, titled “Water and Power, a California Heist,” which featured some of his work in the Sierra Nevada region. Jeremy is also a certified National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) Wilderness First Responder.

12/14/2017

"Why cheerfully sing when there are no flowers,
Or sun in the valley to shine?
’Tis proof that thy prospects are brighter than ours,
Thy heart more contented than mine!"
~Excerpt of "To a Bird Singing in Winter" by John Castillo

Photo by Kristen Westlake, Fine Art Photographer.