The WILD Show: and art exhibit in Palm Springs

The WILD Show opening reception highlights the work of 3 artists:
Terry Hastings
is a Palm Springs–based photographer and digital artist specializing in light, color, and identity. His work explores the emotional and conceptual impact of visual abstraction, often blending digital techniques with traditional compositional strategies. Hastings exhibits nationally and mentors emerging artists in collaborative, process-driven approaches to image-making.
Alane Levinsohn
Welcome to my studio, where painting is both exploration and conversation. My work moves fluidly across subjects—figurative pieces that challenge and confront, landscapes that capture the raw beauty of nature, and animal portraits alive with spirit and character. I work in both pastels and oils, each medium offering its own language: the immediacy and softness of pastel, the depth and resonance of oil.
Sarah Soward
I create Symbolic and Surreal art centered on animals in an effort to elicit love and genuine concern for them. The rhinoceros is my particular favorite. I want to save rhinos from extinction. I'd love to save all animals from extinction, but the rhinoceros is my main focus.
In many of my works, I link an animal to the sacred by tying them into or by coaxing them to embody different powers, deities, and archetypes. Not every painting I create is a story on an epic or cultural scale. Sometimes, I nudge you to love a creature simply by representing it in your favorite color—or in every color—with luscious, expressive brushstrokes.
It looks like a good mix of artists. I have been a big fan of Sarah's animal paintings with elements of surrealism since I first saw here work in 2023.

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