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By blending contemporary and classical art with a studio-like atmosphere, Winfield Gallery in Carmel has become the leading contemporary space on the California Central Coast, showcasing emerging, mid-career, and established artists from around the world. Established in 1990 in Carmel, CA, the Winfield Gallery is a contemporary, mixed media gallery representing established, mid-career artists from California and around the country.

Squeak Carnwath meets Wosene Worke Kosrof on the wall.Common in Ten Languages by Squeak Carnwath (2013) brings together ...
09/04/2026

Squeak Carnwath meets Wosene Worke Kosrof on the wall.

Common in Ten Languages by Squeak Carnwath (2013) brings together the text, symbols, and recurring marks she has developed over five decades in the Bay Area.

The Golden State by Wosene Worke Kosrof (2024) transforms Amharic script, the alphabet of his native Ethiopia, into a richly layered composition.

Two Bay Area abstract painters, each using language to create a visual vocabulary entirely their own.

Squeak Carnwath
Common in Ten Languages, 2013
Oil and alkyd on canvas over panel
70 × 60 in.

Wosene Worke Kosrof
The Golden State, 2024
Acrylic on linen
64 × 76 in.

Now on view at Winfield Gallery in Carmel. Link in bio to learn more about both artists.

Born On This Day: Dennis Hare (1946–2024)On this day in 1946, Dennis Hare was born in Glendale, California, an artist wh...
08/29/2026

Born On This Day: Dennis Hare (1946–2024)

On this day in 1946, Dennis Hare was born in Glendale, California, an artist who spent decades pushing figuration into something rawer and more physical than the canvas usually allows.

Hare came to painting late, after years as a nationally ranked beach volleyball champion, and taught himself the craft by studying the masters directly in museums. Working within the Bay Area Figurative tradition, he built his surfaces thick, layering oil paint with scraps of fabric, newspaper, and other weathered found objects until the materials themselves carried as much meaning as the image.

Hare described his subjects as things “simple, imperfect, humble”, and painted with an instinct for the human moments most artists smooth over.

His work is held in the collection of the Crocker Art Museum, alongside numerous private collections across the country.

Featured painting:
Untitled (Dennis Hare), n.d., oil on canvas

Link in bio to learn more about the artist. Winfield Gallery

Slow snail, sharp wit, vibrant color. New works at Winfield Gallery in Carmel-by-the-Sea.✨Featured works:Tracey Harris, ...
08/28/2026

Slow snail, sharp wit, vibrant color. New works at Winfield Gallery in Carmel-by-the-Sea.✨

Featured works:

Tracey Harris, “Beyond Parody” (2026), oil on panel, 16 x 16 in

Chris Winfield, “Untitled” (2026), acrylic on canvas on panel, 36 x 36 in

Nick Lamb, “Slowly, Slowly, Moonlight Feast” (2025), elm, big leaf maple, and chinkapin wood, 25.5”L x 8”H x 10”W

Wosene Worke Kosrof, “The Golden State” (2024), acrylic on linen, 64 x 76 in

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☎️New Arrivals by Pamela CarrollA vintage rotary phone. A hand-painted pot. A little bit magic... Two new still lifes fr...
08/24/2026

☎️New Arrivals by Pamela Carroll

A vintage rotary phone. A hand-painted pot. A little bit magic... Two new still lifes from Pamela Carroll just arrived at the gallery.

Both oil on panel. Both here now. Stop by downtown Carmel and see them in person!

A longtime Carmel-by-the-Sea artist, Carroll has a gift for making everyday objects feel worth a second look. In 2006, First Lady Laura Bush invited her to illustrate the White House Christmas Program.

Born On This Day: Joan Savo (1918–1992)On this day in 1918, Joan Savo was born in Portland, Oregon, a painter who would ...
08/22/2026

Born On This Day: Joan Savo (1918–1992)

On this day in 1918, Joan Savo was born in Portland, Oregon, a painter who would go on to help define figurative expressionism on the Monterey Peninsula.

She found her voice in San Francisco’s North Beach art scene before eventually settling in Pacific Grove. Savo painted almost every day, three or four hours at a stretch, chasing what she called “vitality” in a piece, and wasn’t afraid to paint over a canvas that felt too safe or too serious. Her figures, deeply human and quietly dramatic, drew comparisons to the David Park school of painting, though Savo made the style entirely her own, softening her figures with shadow and illusion.

Her work lives on in the permanent collections of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, the Oakland Museum, and the Monterey Museum of Art, among others.

Featured paintings:
1. S.C., n.d., oil on canvas, 29 1/2 × 27 1/2 in
2. Untitled, 1978, oil on canvas, 47 × 46 in
3. Untitled, 1980, oil on canvas, 72 × 60 in

Link in bio to learn more about the artist. Winfield Gallery

We’re happy to announce that Winfield Gallery now represents painter Tim Kennedy💙 Tim Kennedy Kennedy’s still lifes are ...
08/19/2026

We’re happy to announce that Winfield Gallery now represents painter Tim Kennedy💙 Tim Kennedy

Kennedy’s still lifes are painted directly from life, capturing the world as he actually sees it. Of his process, he says: “Essentially, you’re watching how light falls on things.” 

Kennedy earned his BFA from Carnegie Mellon and his MFA from Brooklyn College. He’s received grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation and the Clark Hulings Fund, and his work has been reviewed in The New York Sun and the Indianapolis Star. He taught painting at Indiana University Bloomington for over two decades before retiring in 2024.

Learn more about the artist on our website via link in bio! Winfield Gallery

08/14/2026

Photographer Michael Furman and author Kurt Hohl talk about their new book, The Marque of the Machine, now at Winfield Gallery in Carmel.

The book tells the story of American automotive history through nearly 400 marques built before World War II, out of over 5,000 that once existed. Both the book and Furman’s photographic prints are available now at the gallery.

Stop by to view the exhibition and take home a copy of the book!

Link in our bio to learn more. Winfield Gallery

📚Join us for a special book signing with Michael Furman this Thursday, August 13, from 1pm to 4pm!Winfield Gallery prese...
08/14/2026

📚Join us for a special book signing with Michael Furman this Thursday, August 13, from 1pm to 4pm!

Winfield Gallery presents The Marque of the Machine, an exhibition of automotive photography by Michael Furman, on view August 7–19. The exhibition brings together radiant studio portraits of vintage car badges alongside striking images of legendary marques.

Exhibition Dates: August 7–19
Book Signing: Thursday, August 13, 1pm–4pm
Location: Winfield Gallery, Dolores between Ocean & 7th, Carmel-by-the-Sea

Click the exhibition link in our bio to find out more! Winfield Gallery

A quiet interior study by California realist David G. Hines, “Two Tables” pairs two humble tables against a wall, illumi...
08/14/2026

A quiet interior study by California realist David G. Hines, “Two Tables” pairs two humble tables against a wall, illuminated by a carefully placed source of warm light, one bare, the other draped in deep red velvet.

Painted in oil on linen with the smooth, luminous surface Hines is known for. 

Hines earned his BFA and MFA in painting from the University of New Mexico and has shown widely across California and New Mexico.

Link in bio to learn more about the artist. Winfield Gallery

Ben Tuna | Now Showing at Winfield GalleryThese two striking mixed-media works by Los Angeles–based stained glass artist...
08/14/2026

Ben Tuna | Now Showing at Winfield Gallery

These two striking mixed-media works by Los Angeles–based stained glass artist Ben Tuna are crafted from reclaimed car doors, their windows replaced with hand-cut fragments of antique stained glass salvaged from decommissioned churches.

The contrast between weathered steel and luminous glass creates a beautiful tension between the sacred and the industrial. Look closely, and you’ll find angelic figures, imagery more commonly found in a cathedral than on a car door.

Now available at Winfield Gallery

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Dolores Between Ocean & 7th
Carmel, CA
93921

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 5pm
Tuesday 11am - 5pm
Wednesday 11am - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm

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+18312503464

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