GALLERY
Showcasing work in an intimate setting in which the viewer can feel a unique closeness to the art. Also select books, catalogues and films relating to the art and artists.
CONTEMPORARY
Displaying work of some of today's finest contemporary California artists...
Belle Yang
Michael Katakis
Joseph Yang
William Keland
Warren Chang
Caroline Kline
Joao de Brito
Nicolas Wood
EARLY CALIFORNIA
Paintings by major figures in Early California art such as...
Armin Hansen
Maynard Dixon
William Ritschel
George Brandriff
Judith Deim
Mary DeNeale Morgan
E. Charlton Fortune
Kate Carew
Charles Rollo Peters
George Post
Arthur Harold Knott
VIDEOS
Steve Hauk has written or appeared in a half dozen videos related to art and art history, two of which have been won national awards and been telecast on PBS.
BLOG
Ruminations and brief essays on art and literature and other matters, especially as they relate to California and the Monterey Peninsula.
Link to Monterey Herald Article
Links to some gallery works for sale
Mission Statement
A vibrant artistic community does
not function in a vacuum. Its artists generally engage with the community and other artists, writers, poets, photographers and scientists to create a more meaningful society and culture. The gallery serves as a forum for this often overlooked world on the Monterey Peninsula and California in general.
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. . . Hauk Fine Arts is a charming multi-level gallery strong in early California painters as well as contemporary stars’’ –
Richard Alleman –
VOGUE.COM
“When you view at painting at the gallery it will tell you its story – and the stories are always fascinating”
Fred Hernandez
Monterey Herald
Monterey Bay Adventures Magazine
And you must find your way to nearby Hauk Fine Arts (206 Fountain Avenue), where you’ll see early California masters alongside contemporary works by Belle Yang, Bill Keland, Warren Chang, Caroline Kline and others. Steve Hauk, a former newspaper reporter, has authored the documentary film The Roots of California Photography, the Monterey Legacy as well as plays about (E. Charlton) Fortune and the relationship between artist Granville Redmond and Charlie Chaplin. He and his wife, Nancy, are authorities on these matters and fantastic storytellers. Go, look, listen and enjoy!
Steven Biller
Pebble Beach the Magazine
June 2016/June 2017
