Current Exhibition
DC Gallery & Studio is thrilled to present New Jersey-based visual artists Jeff Feeny and Shayla Nolan in our brand-new fall exhibition --- Urban Waves.
Our new exhibition, Urban Waves, is on view in our main gallery now through November 14, 2025. Come in and check out our new exhibition anytime during business hours or make an appointment.
As always, we are free & open to the public. We hope to see you!
URBAN WAVES: About the Artists
Jeff Feeny was born in Oxford, Pennsylvania, USA, in 1963, and currently resides in Marlton, New Jersey, USA. Feeny is a contemporary mixed media abstract painter renowned for his innovative use of materials and unique artistic vision. He specializes in mixed media, employing collage techniques alongside acrylic paint and 3D objects to create visually captivating artworks. Feeny is best known for his abstract designs characterized by rich texture juxtaposed with flat graphic lines and shapes. His pieces often exude a modern urban ambiance, evoking a sense of sophistication and spaciousness that resonates with viewers.
Feeny's artistic inspiration stems from the interplay between texture and structure in urban environments. Influenced by the tactile qualities of city streets, he explores the harmonious coexistence of textured surfaces with sharp geometric forms. His artworks reflect a quest for order and balance amidst the cacophony of stimuli and divergent perspectives prevalent in contemporary society. Jeff Feeny's distinctive artistic style and thematic depth have garnered him recognition in the art world. His works have been featured in notable exhibitions showcasing his talent and creative ingenuity. Through his participation in various artistic endeavors, he continues to push the boundaries of mixed media abstraction, inviting viewers to explore the intersection of technology, urban aesthetics, and human expression in his captivating artworks.
Shayla Nolan is a painter living and working out of northern New Jersey. Educated formally at The College of New Jersey in Art Education and Art History, Shay draws from her contemporary and historical understandings of visual art and its importance to human thought, emotion, and communication to create abstract indirect self-portraits. Shay has worked as a high school art teacher and an arts administrator, informing her creative motivation to practice and promote artmaking as a meta-cognitive act. Shayla has shown works in New Jersey, Colorado, and Maryland.
