The fiction of flatness is on full display in “Behind What It’s In Front Of,” the debut exhibition conceived by Seattle-based artist and designer Roy McMakin in Quint Contemporary’s crisp new downtown La Jolla gallery. The show pairs McMakin’s furniture-qua-sculpture … Continued
Robert Irwin’s new work at La Jolla’s Quint Contemporary Art — his first show in a commercial gallery space on the West Coast in three decades — consists mainly of fluorescent light tubes. But it’s important to know that it’s … Continued
Quint Contemporary Art has had several addresses in the past 30 years, but wherever it has been — downtown, Mission Hills, the Miramar area or La Jolla — the gallery has been a space you just had to visit. My … Continued
Mark Quint, owner of La Jolla’s eponymous gallery, has showcased the work of contemporary artists for nearly three decades. On Aug. 15, Quint will present 75 pieces of that work by regional, national and international artists in “Three Decades of … Continued
There is nothing conventional about the California Center for the Arts, Escondido, Museum presenting a show devoted to a San Diego gallery. But then, there’s nothing conventional about the gallery itself. In 1981, Mark Quint opened the Quint Gallery in … Continued