DAVID KLAMEN“Joy” 1998Ink and Watercolor on Paper8.5”x 11” (image size) Approx 15.5” x 18” (framed)Collection of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art Mark Moore Fine Art and the artist are pleased to announce the acquisition of a major work by artist JOSH AZZARELLA by The Crocker Art Museum. David Klamen (American, b.1961) is a contemporary painter whose work grows in conjunction with his interest in philosophy and scholarship, centralized around the questions,"How do I know what I know?" and "How do I know myself?" Klamen paints figuratively and abstractly, sometimes combining the two by incorporating geometric lines or patterns atop his high finished landscapes.

Rebekah Andrade / Study 9 , 2021 / Acrylic On Paper / 14 × 11 in / 35.6 × 27.9 cm / COLLECTION OF THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS HOUSTON Mark Moore Fine Art is honored to share that the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston has acquired two works by REBEKAH ANDRADE for its permanent collection: “Greens and Blues” (2025) and “Study #9” (2021).

Josh AzzarellaUntitled #25 (Iwo Jima), 2006Digital c-print20x30 inchesEdition of 7Collection of the Crocker Art Museum Mark Moore Fine Art and the artist are pleased to announce the acquisition of a major work by artist JOSH AZZARELLA by The Crocker Art Museum. Josh Azzarella (b. 1978, Ohio) creates videos and photographs that explore the power of context in the authorship of memory, oftentimes utilizing seminal moments in pop culture and news media to create accessible confrontations with historiography.

MARK MOORE FINE ART presents “Pattern Harvest,” an exclusive ARTSY online exhibition of eighteen new paintings by ALEX BLAU. VIEW THIS SHOW NOW AT: Blau’s geometric works draw on disposable consumer goods, computer-generated architecture, and mandala-like forms to explore abstraction’s role in mass culture. Influences run from Ellsworth Kelly and Jeff Koons to the glossy colors of snack packaging.

Amy Elkins, Mourning Songs of Salt and Silt. Sacramento, California. August 1 (detail), 2025, Cyanotype on Cotton. Image courtesy the artist. Amy Elkins: Mourning Songs of Salt and Silt The Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art at UNLV presents Mourning Songs of Salt and Silt, an exhibition of memorial cyanotypes by artist Amy Elkins. Using one of photography’s oldest processes, Elkins creates large, camera-free cyanotypes by exposing treated fabric to sunlight.

Rebekah Andrade / Greens and Blues, 2025 / Acrylic and Pastel on Paper / 51 × 40 in / 129.5 × 101.6 cm / COLLECTION OF THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS HOUSTON Mark Moore Fine Art is honored to share that the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston has acquired two works by REBEKAH ANDRADE for its permanent collection: “Greens and Blues” (2025) and “Study #9” (2021).

MARK MOORE FINE ART presents “Pattern Harvest,” an exclusive ARTSY online exhibition of eighteen new paintings by ALEX BLAU. VIEW THIS SHOW NOW AT: Blau’s geometric works draw on disposable consumer goods, computer-generated architecture, and mandala-like forms to explore abstraction’s role in mass culture. Influences run from Ellsworth Kelly and Jeff Koons to the glossy colors of snack packaging.

MARK MOORE FINE ART presents “Pattern Harvest,” an exclusive ARTSY online exhibition of eighteen new paintings by ALEX BLAU. VIEW THIS SHOW NOW AT: Blau’s geometric works draw on disposable consumer goods, computer-generated architecture, and mandala-like forms to explore abstraction’s role in mass culture. Influences run from Ellsworth Kelly and Jeff Koons to the glossy colors of snack packaging.

MARK MOORE FINE ART presents “Pattern Harvest,” an exclusive ARTSY online exhibition of eighteen new paintings by ALEX BLAU. VIEW THIS SHOW NOW AT: Blau’s geometric works draw on disposable consumer goods, computer-generated architecture, and mandala-like forms to explore abstraction’s role in mass culture. Influences run from Ellsworth Kelly and Jeff Koons to the glossy colors of snack packaging.

MARK MOORE FINE ART presents “Pattern Harvest,” an exclusive ARTSY online exhibition of eighteen new paintings by ALEX BLAU. VIEW THIS SHOW NOW AT: Blau’s geometric works draw on disposable consumer goods, computer-generated architecture, and mandala-like forms to explore abstraction’s role in mass culture. Influences run from Ellsworth Kelly and Jeff Koons to the glossy colors of snack packaging.

Heidi SchweglerFamiliar (Teeth), 2025 43.5 x 33.5 x 33.5 inchesUnique digital print, stucco, glass ✨ Mark Moore Fine Art presents “Familiar”—an exclusive ARTSY Online Exhibition by Heidi Schwegler! ✨ Blending found objects with traditional sculpture, Heidi draws inspiration from her own story of resilience—growing up with severe lazy eye and learning the power of transformation. In this new work, she sculpts her “familiar”: a personal alter ego born from the spirits of the desert—coyote, mountain lion, and roadrunner—woven together with cholla and Mojave relics.

Free MMFA Artist Catalogs Available Now You can download free PDF versions of all the recent Mark Moore Fine Art exhibition catalogs at: Artist catalogs available are: Penelope Umbrico; The Clayton Brothers; Cheryl Pope; David Klamen; Christopher Russell; Ben Weiner; Joshua Dildine; Kim Rugg; Feodor Voronov; Stephanie Washburn; John Azzarella; David Rathman; Vernon Fisher; Dimitri Kozyrev; Allison Schulnik; Ali Smith; Jeremy Fish; Kiel Johnson; Cindy Wright; Yigal Ozeri; Chad Person; Kim Dorland; and Tim Bavington. #markmoorefineart #artist #art #modernart #contemporaryart #dailyart #instaart #instagood #contemporaryartist #kunst #artcollectors #artcollector #artconsultant #abstractartist

Excited to announce: Joshua Dildine’s first ARTSY online exclusive in 5 years! 🎨 “Wooly Bugger” features 8 new works by this California-based painter, from vibrant canvases to mixed-media pieces on photographs. In this series, Dildine blends found autobiographical photos with dynamic, gestural painting to explore memory, family, and the quirks of nostalgia. Using images from fly fishing trips, he layers brushwork, saturated color, and digital (even AI) manipulations to disrupt and reinvent the original photos—blurring the boundaries between photography, painting, and abstraction.

Jason Salavon, 100 Special Moments (Kids with Santa), 2004 / Digital C-print.43.25" x 34.75". Ed. 7 + 2 APs. Whatever is beautiful. Whatever is meaningful. Whatever brings you happiness. May it be yours this holiday season and throughout the coming year. We are looking forward to sharing the exciting projects we have upcoming in the New Year. Warmest wishes to you all for the Holidays from all of us here at Mark Moore Fine Art.

Heidi SchweglerFamiliar (Roadrunner), 2025 23 x 25 x 17 inchesUnique digital print and found object ✨ Mark Moore Fine Art presents “Familiar”—an exclusive ARTSY Online Exhibition by Heidi Schwegler! ✨ Blending found objects with traditional sculpture, Heidi draws inspiration from her own story of resilience—growing up with severe lazy eye and learning the power of transformation. In this new work, she sculpts her “familiar”: a personal alter ego born from the spirits of the desert—coyote, mountain lion, and roadrunner—woven together with cholla and Mojave relics.

Excited to announce: Joshua Dildine’s first ARTSY online exclusive in 5 years! 🎨 “Wooly Bugger” features 8 new works by this California-based painter, from vibrant canvases to mixed-media pieces on photographs. In this series, Dildine blends found autobiographical photos with dynamic, gestural painting to explore memory, family, and the quirks of nostalgia. Using images from fly fishing trips, he layers brushwork, saturated color, and digital (even AI) manipulations to disrupt and reinvent the original photos—blurring the boundaries between photography, painting, and abstraction.

Mark Moore Gallery presents “Patterns of Landscape,” an exclusive ARTSY online exhibition by celebrated British artist Kim Rugg. Known for her meticulous craft, Rugg deconstructs and reconstructs items like newspapers, magazines, and maps, challenging how we receive and trust information. In this show, she reimagines borders and regions with precise hand-drawn cartography, highlighting how we perceive power and territory. Rugg’s playful yet thought-provoking work with newsprint and maps exposes the manipulative tactics found in everyday media.

✨ Now Live on ARTSY! ✨ Mark Moore Fine Art presents “Between Quiet and Bold,” an exclusive online exhibition by Rebekah Andrade. Dive into Andrade’s latest body of work—a vibrant exploration of presence and balance through layered abstraction. Experience buoyant fields of green, blue, and pink, interwoven with expressive marks that create moments of tension and release. With acrylic and pastel on paper, Rebekah masterfully layers color and gesture, inviting you to slow down and discover both the details and atmosphere within each piece.

Heidi SchweglerFamiliar (Roadrunner), 2025 23 x 25 x 17 inchesUnique digital print and found object ✨ Mark Moore Fine Art presents “Familiar”—an exclusive ARTSY Online Exhibition by Heidi Schwegler! ✨ Blending found objects with traditional sculpture, Heidi draws inspiration from her own story of resilience—growing up with severe lazy eye and learning the power of transformation. In this new work, she sculpts her “familiar”: a personal alter ego born from the spirits of the desert—coyote, mountain lion, and roadrunner—woven together with cholla and Mojave relics.

Mark Moore Gallery presents “Patterns of Landscape,” an exclusive ARTSY online exhibition by celebrated British artist Kim Rugg. Known for her meticulous craft, Rugg deconstructs and reconstructs items like newspapers, magazines, and maps, challenging how we receive and trust information. In this show, she reimagines borders and regions with precise hand-drawn cartography, highlighting how we perceive power and territory. Rugg’s playful yet thought-provoking work with newsprint and maps exposes the manipulative tactics found in everyday media.

Check out the trailer to a short documentary about the artist HEIDI SCHWEGLER at: GIVE A BEAR HUG TO THE THINGS THAT SCARE YOU THER MOST is a documentary about the artist Heidi Schwegler. Faced with a crisis in her art practice, Schwegler leaves for unfamiliar settings, and begins to see her surroundings in new ways. Heidi Schwegler explores a wide range of materials in the service of her subject matter.

Mark Moore Gallery presents “Patterns of Landscape,” an exclusive ARTSY online exhibition by celebrated British artist Kim Rugg. Known for her meticulous craft, Rugg deconstructs and reconstructs items like newspapers, magazines, and maps, challenging how we receive and trust information. In this show, she reimagines borders and regions with precise hand-drawn cartography, highlighting how we perceive power and territory. Rugg’s playful yet thought-provoking work with newsprint and maps exposes the manipulative tactics found in everyday media.

BREAKING THE CODE: A New Biographical Documentary Film About The Life Of Artist Vernon Fisher Best Historical Film, Dallas International Film FestivalOfficial Selection, Los Angeles Independent Film FestivalOfficial Selection, Thin Line FestOfficial Selection, Frame of Mind (PBS) Prolepsis Pictures is proud to announce the World Premiere of “Breaking the Code”, a feature-length biographical documentary about the life of Fort Worth-based artist…

Free MMFA Artist Catalogs Available Now You can download free PDF versions of all the recent Mark Moore Fine Art exhibition catalogs at: Artist catalogs available are: Penelope Umbrico; The Clayton Brothers; Cheryl Pope; David Klamen; Christopher Russell; Ben Weiner; Joshua Dildine; Kim Rugg; Feodor Voronov; Stephanie Washburn; John Azzarella; David Rathman; Vernon Fisher; Dimitri Kozyrev; Allison Schulnik; Ali Smith; Jeremy Fish; Kiel Johnson; Cindy Wright; Yigal Ozeri; Chad Person; Kim Dorland; and Tim Bavington. #markmoorefineart #artist #art #modernart #contemporaryart #dailyart #instaart #instagood #contemporaryartist #kunst #artcollectors #artcollector #artconsultant #abstractartist

Heidi SchweglerFamiliar (Teeth), 2025 43.5 x 33.5 x 33.5 inchesUnique digital print, stucco, glass ✨ Mark Moore Fine Art presents “Familiar”—an exclusive ARTSY Online Exhibition by Heidi Schwegler! ✨ Blending found objects with traditional sculpture, Heidi draws inspiration from her own story of resilience—growing up with severe lazy eye and learning the power of transformation. In this new work, she sculpts her “familiar”: a personal alter ego born from the spirits of the desert—coyote, mountain lion, and roadrunner—woven together with cholla and Mojave relics.