
New York

eo art lab

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eo art lab
69 main street
chester, CT 06412
Venue Type: Gallery

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DuChamp\'s Canyon, George FellnerGeorge Fellner, DuChamp's Canyon
The Nature Factory, The Orange Tree, Seth AndersonSeth Anderson, The Nature Factory, The Orange Tree

Dance, Mitch lyonsMitch lyons, Dance, Clay Monoprint
Stick It: A Moment Changes Everything, Janet LageJanet Lage, Stick It: A Moment Changes Everything

© Janet Lage
Golgi Elements, Vaune HatchVaune Hatch, Golgi Elements
Video Composite 14-19 (six piece layout), pamela markspamela marks,
Video Composite 14-19 (six piece layout)
lamia, Charles BirnbaumCharles Birnbaum, lamia
Rain, Charlie GoodwinCharlie Goodwin, Rain
Horizon Line 1, Debra RamsayDebra Ramsay, Horizon Line 1
Metaphysical Musings, Erika Lawlor SchmidtErika Lawlor Schmidt, Metaphysical Musings
Dessert compotes, Heather Mae EriksonHeather Mae Erikson, Dessert compotes
, Jaehyo LeeJaehyo Lee
Troppus, Julie GrossJulie Gross, Troppus
Domestic Markings 35, Kelly Jean OhlKelly Jean Ohl, Domestic Markings 35
Hope in a Bottle, Marc PetrivocMarc Petrivoc, Hope in a Bottle, SOLD
ramie 1, Elizabeth GourlayElizabeth Gourlay, ramie 1
Chroma T, Sara GustafsonSara Gustafson, Chroma T
Sky, Thomas StavovyThomas Stavovy, Sky
redwall / cool 1, Meg Brown PaysonMeg Brown Payson, redwall / cool 1
Candy Coated, Dana OldfatherDana Oldfather, Candy Coated, painting
Internal Architecture, Carol PrusaCarol Prusa, Internal Architecture,
silverpoint on acrylic dome
Cat, Malcolm WrightMalcolm Wright, Cat
White Eagle Park, Ross RacineRoss Racine, White Eagle Park,
2009, Digital drawing (inkjet print)
Piece of Pi 2, Thaddeus BealThaddeus Beal, Piece of Pi 2
weapons of rhetoric, Clarence MorganClarence Morgan, weapons of rhetoric
the art glass door at eo, Alan DavidsonAlan Davidson, the art glass door at eo
Madrid, Charlie GoodwinCharlie Goodwin, Madrid
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monday-saturday 10-6, sunday 12-6
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eo — beginning, source, inception.

eo art lab seeks to explore the vast realm between art and science through highly original works of profound reach. The ever-changing collections represent both emerging and established artists from across the nation. The works are often layered with dualities (simplicity and complexity, boldness and subtlety, micro and macro, purpose and chance). Experimentation with tools, materials, and processes; intuitive and flexible methodologies; and fortuitous occurrences are the shared originators of form and structure. Deep passion, intellect, and rare talent are responsible for the infinite, timeless quality of the work.

As in many abstract works of art, we are allowed to not only see the simple beauty of the imagery itself, but also to interact with it in conscious and unconscious ways. We can slow our life down and look deeper. We can initiate a dialogue with the art. Sometimes the dialogue is universal and shared by many. Sometimes, however, the dialogue is personal, shaped by our own unique emotions, concerns, perceptions, and experiences. If we choose to purchase a work of art, this dialogue can continue as we change, grow, and experience new things. In this way, the art is alive, inspiring us, making us happy, and enriching our life. Herein lies the immense value of these exceptional works of art. This is what makes these works simply priceless.
