Tom Pfannerstill @ Trifecta Gallery

Marty does it again with another awesome and fabulous show at her fantastical gallery Trifecta. I will tell you this, Tom Pfannerstill is one of those artists that can take a rudimentary object that we mortals would take for granted and create a work of art out of it. His absolute attention to detail is remarkable and makes you wonder what goes through his mind as he creates these objects. When you gaze upon his work you may look perplexed but I highly recommend that you ask Marty to really show you what this work is all about. I guarantee you will be blown out of your mind. Don't forget to make Trifecta a must see stop this week as you traverse Preview Thursday or First Friday. 

June 3 - 25, 2010 "FROM THE STREET" 

Take second look when you visit us preview this Thursday June 3rd 5 - 9 pm...

Tom Pfannerstill's "From the Street" paintings are all hand carved wood and hand painted.
No paper, no metal, no plastic, no plaster.  They just look like what you see, but it's not.

We assure you its only wood and paint.  26 new pieces since his 2007 show with us.

Then take one last look at TRIFECTA in the small space.  We move to the front of the
building in our brand new large gallery after First Friday.
The Arts Factory Bar + Bistro is in full swing and open for Dinner 5 nights a week- including
this Thursday and Friday Night

Las Vegas Weekly
Best Gallery in the 2010  
"Best of Las Vegas" award!

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