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Paier, Sculptor and Print Maker
Exhibitions:
One-Person Shows and Small Group Exhibits
Empty Store Fronts - City of Berkeley, Berkeley, CA (2016)
San Pablo Arts Gallery, San Pablo, CA (Three-Person Show) (2007, 2009, & 2011)
Sierra Arts - Northwest Reno Library Gallery, Reno, NV (July-Sept. 2009)
San Pablo Arts Gallery, San Pablo, CA (Three-Man Show) (2009)
Littman Gallery, University of Portland, Portland, OR (2009)
Villa Montalvo Art Center, Saratoga, CA (1974)
Group Shows
7th Annual Waterscapes, Fusion Art, Palm Springs, CA
Light In The Darkness, Las Lungna Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA
Aqua, CORE New Art Space, Lakewood, CO
California Open 2020, Tag Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
7th Annual Anniversary Exhibition, Fusion Art, Palm Springs, CA
Unversity of Alaska, Anchorage, AK
City of Berkeley Public Spaces, Berkeley, CA
Pro Arts Gallery, Oakland, CA (Open Studios)
Expressions Gallery, Berkeley, CA (Multiple Shows)
Legacy Gallery, Hot Springs, AR
Berkeley Art Center, Berkeley, CA
Sun Gallery, Hayward, CA
Synopsyst Corp. Art Exhibition, Synopsyst Corp. Headquarters, Mt. View, CA
Alameda Art Center, Alameda, CA (Multiple Shows)
H2O, City of Vallejo/US Forest Service, Vallejo, CA
Laguna Arts, Laguna Beach, CA
Oakland Museum of California, Oakland, CA
Silvermine Guild Gallery, New Canaan, CT
Palos Verdes Art Center, Rancho Palos Verde, CA
CAL Expo, Sacramento, CA
Richmond Art Center, Richmond, CA
Online Galleries
ArtSlant.com
FineArtAmerica.com
CBSArtCollections.com
Jaren Dahlstrom's current series of paintings and prints examines reflected light on water and other surfaces. The fleeting illusions, undulating constantly on a liquid world of enchanced color distorted by movement, creating abstract images of the most mundane objects. Whether it is a canal boat in Venice, Italy, a pier or outboard motor at a local marina, it is always a surprise, a gift. These objects captured in a moment of time are never to be repeated in the exact same way, a moment when light and water fuse to form an illusion of magic reality, transitory and yet more intense than the real. This fusion of fractured light seems to create more intense colors, surprising contrasts, generating incredible lines and fantastic shapes. It is out of this abstraction, that Jaren Dahlstrom paints what he calls "abstract reality". Using saturate colors, strong lines and shapes, he explores this often, overlooked realm of reflected light. He also taught print production at the University of California for 25 years. As well as having numerous one-person and group art exhibitions thoughut California, the San Francisco Bay Area and nationally.