Norman Schwab is a postwar artist whose work explores the psychological and spiritual dimensions of loss and decay. Tap the button below to preview his exclusive art collection with S7CAG and get to know the artist.
Based in Pasadena, California, David Slegers has spent countless hours exploring the city of Los Angeles, chronicling his findings on camera while attempting to uncover the nature of the space itself. His works of art illustrate mankind’s struggle to find reason and relief in an adverse and absurd world of our own devising. He has sought to document and capture this concept through his artwork. Tap the button below to explore his full collection.
Theresa Kennedy presents a debut collection of Impressionism-influenced artwork. From abstract compositions to provocative landscapes, Kennedy's pieces invite viewers to uncover hidden depths through intricate layers and textures. Tap the button below to explore her full collection.
We are thrilled to announce a group art exhibition showcasing never-before-seen photography by Zebulon Sola, impressionistic-style paintings of local landmarks by Robert Sherrill, and abstract compositions by Theresa Kennedy. The...
An ongoing blog series offering insights into the international art market through my own eyes. A journey that began in Japan, continued through Europe and Scandinavia, and concluded in New...
Sector Seven Contemporary Art Gallery (S7CAG) is pleased to announce that we will be hosting a group art show at The Crush Pad in Pasadena (693 S Raymond Ave, Pasadena, CA...
We take pride in exhibiting our collection of artists who have played a vital role in the development of Sector 7 Contemporary Art Gallery (S7CAG). These individuals not only showcase their talent within the online space but also contribute to our growth by participating in public exhibitions and engaging with a diverse array of collectors. Explore our exclusive collection, a limited selection available nowhere else, and discover the artistic journey of both emerging and established artists associated with S7CAG.
