Jeff Neugebauer included in realism exhibition in San San Francisco, CA, Artist Xchange Gallery. Reception Thursday September 2, 2010.

Mill Valley, Calif. – Sept 1, 2010 – Jeff Neugebauer, a real, surreal, imaginary realist kitschpainter, based in Mill Valley, California, will be included in Wonderland Gallery’s September exhibition. Reproducing the truth and accuracy of their subjects, there will be 15-20 local San Francisco artists displaying life like works of art. Realism is an artistic movement that renders life like characters, situations, and objects .

Please visit Artist Xchange gallery throughout the month of November to see this special exhibit that includes works from the following artists:

Alex Luke, Lara Hoke, Darrell Hunger, Jennifer Wildermuth, Jeff Neugebauer, Julianne Wallace Sterling, Gordon Pagnello, Carol Kummer, Melissa Bolger, Marcos Shih, John Paul Marcelo, Sonia Gill, Mitchell Neto, Jon Ching, Junko Van Norman, David Imlay, Pat Markle, Karen Spratt, Antonio Rivera, Katerina Connearney

Exhibition Information:

Opening: Friday, November 5th, 2010 from 7pm-10pm

Artist Xchange Gallery

3169 16th Street

SF, CA 94103

(415) 864-1490

About Jeff Neugebauer

Jeff Neugebauer has been drawing and painting since he was a child. He has continued this passion throughout his life. Following the Florentine techniques of the Renaissance, Neugebauer has incorporated the knowledge of the great masters into his painting.  His work has gained traction among private collectors and museums including the permanent collection of the Arizona State University Art Museum and the Haarmann Reimer Corporate Museum in West Germany. Prior to painting full-time, Neugebauer pioneered the multi-media technology innovation beginning in 1990. He applied his creativity and artistic talents in conjunction with his knowledge and understanding of technology to produce computer-aided designs, animation, and interactive CD-ROMS. As founder and CEO of SpiralWest, Neugebauer led the company to be one of the first in the multi-media industry to develop Web sites and build brand awareness for high profile companies such as Time Warner, Wells Fargo, Intel and Netscape. 

Jeff Neugebauer developed his masterful technique through painstaking study of the Renaissance masters such as Leonardo Da Vinci, Raphael, and Caravaggio.  Integrating modern, philosophical and often profound concepts with those techniques, Neugebauer’s paintings are similar to the allegorical work by contemporary master Odd Nerdrum. “Ravens Follow Men Into War” is a deeply thought provoking self-portrait by Neugebauer about contemplating the battles we choose in our lives. The painting parallels Nerdrum’s mysteriously intriguing self-portraits.

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