Gregg Albracht Photography

Third delivery this week to the Cancer Center .
Huge Thanks to all that have made this possible !!!

Cowboy Blue

You are invited! Anticus - Fine Art, Books, Jewelry, and Design is hosting a special Valentine's Day photography show in their brand new location. We will be featuring exciting new contemporary work and some black and white classics from the vault. Photographic works of horses, florals, and a few surprises. Come help me celebrate a love for art this Valentine's Day!

When: Friday February 14, 2020
Time: 1:00pm - 7:00pm
Where: Anticus Fine Art, Books, Jewelry, and Design
15051 N Kierland Blvd, Suite 180
Scottsdale, Arizona 85254
(480) 483-5663

Going to be a big sheeoow !!!

Reply to post on Nov.3 ---- The Art history of the color blue is well documented (the most expensive color during the Renaissance derived from Lapis-Lazuli - usually reserved for royals and Mary's cloak - denotes harmony, the heavens, Picasso's Blue Period, and of course it was widely used by the Impressionists).
As I studied the piece, I was intrigued by the way the horse's bodies folded into each other. I was immediately reminded of Cezanne's "Bathers" with the blues and beiges and the overlapping of the bodies. The clincher was my figure to the right who moves away but at the same time acknowledges and communicates with the horses by his "looking back" (note the third figure from the right in the "Bathers" who turns away but also looks back). Still, I wanted to take it a step further and emphasize the powerful bond between the human and the horses, and here the aura around the figures gives us a sense of "oneness".

Chile season is about over but this is still one of my favorites, done on film about 13 years ago. I am now on Instagram so head on over and take a look.

For those of you considering an Artist Proof of Gregg's new floral piece, one has sold and there is now only one more available.

We have hung a 36" x 50" canvas (edition of 5) of this new photograph at the gallery and it is absolutely stunning!

Gregg spent the better part of the day yesterday working on his portfolio books. Grouping, organizing, and looking for just the right flow to showcase some of his new work. It was fun for people visiting the gallery to see some of the behind the scenes work that goes into these beautiful books.

Our pop-up gallery is well under way! We had a fabulous time during Indian Market and met so many amazing people. Even fall has arrived early, the most beautiful time of the year here in Santa Fe. We've brought in two wonderful chairs. Who wants to come by and have an art chat?

What do you do when a rockstar painter comes into the gallery and wants to do a trade? You try to have some fun and make sure to get a selfie! Here he is, the one and only: Darren Vigil Gray!

The Annual SWAIA - Santa Fe Indian Market is in full swing this weekend. And we got our pop-up gallery set up just in time! We are so excited to be open. If you are in town for this fabulous weekend of Native American art and culture, please stop by and say hello. Gregg has put up a couple new contemporary photographs featuring pow-wow dancers to celebrate this weekends festivities.