Image: Galerie Entre-Temps, La Roche-sur-Yon
Ethos Arts Inc. is drawing attention to a cluster of new works by emerging and established artists, with its online collection ‘Your Home Is Your Sanctuary’ presenting paintings, collages, sculptures and photography by David Krovblit, Georgeana Ireland, Gerrie Lewis, Orlando Agudelo-Botero and Amber Goldhammer, among others. The gallery’s materials frame the selection as art intended to “inspire and elevate spaces,” and the site also points visitors to additional current offerings, including the separate ‘Genuine $treet’ presentation shown at contemporary Italian restaurant Il Girasole in Costa Mesa.
The Newport Beach-based gallery presents itself as a provider of art services as much as a retailer, with a focus on consultations, delivery and installation. Its site says Ethos Arts represents “emerging and recently established local and international artists” and specializes in large-scale paintings, museum-level art glass and monumental sculpture in steel, marble and bronze. The current online presentation therefore reads less like a single conventional exhibition than a curated sales environment built around domestic and commercial placement, reinforced by the gallery’s offer of complimentary home and business art consultations.
Among the works highlighted in the collection is David Krovblit’s ‘Separate Yourself - Mind. Body. Soul.’, listed as a 2024 original hand-cut collage with gel medium and resin on a custom wood panel. The site gives its dimensions as 24 by 24 by 3 inches. Krovblit also appears elsewhere in the same collection, underscoring the gallery’s repeated use of his work within the broader sanctuary-themed selection.
Georgeana Ireland is represented by ‘Essence II’, which is described on the product page as a 2022 painting measuring 30 by 24 inches and made with oil, acrylic, mica and metallic leaf on wood panel. Other named works in the collection include Gerrie Lewis’s ‘Flower Power’, a multilayered photography piece on aluminum measuring 45 by 30 inches, Orlando Agudelo-Botero’s ‘LA VIDA - CONTINUIDAD, EL ESPÍRITU HUMANO’, and Amber Goldhammer’s ‘Love’s Equation’. The collection also includes other Goldhammer pieces, alongside additional works by Ireland and other artists visible across the site.
A second featured listing, ‘Genuine $treet’, is explicitly described as currently showing at Il Girasole, where it is displayed on the restaurant’s ceiling. That presentation gathers street art from around the world and invites diners to book a reservation to eat beneath work by contemporary artists. Ethos Arts does not describe the restaurant as its own venue, but as a separate site for the display.
The gallery’s events page also shows an ‘Upcoming Events’ heading, though no specific event details appear there in the material provided. Meanwhile, the newsletter and product pages repeat the gallery’s contact information and visiting hours: 3405 Newport Boulevard in Newport Beach, Tuesday through Saturday from 11:00am to 4:00pm, with additional hours and home viewing available by appointment. The communications also note that VIP parking is available by calling ahead.
