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WAVES AND BUBBLE BATHS
November 11th - December 11th Mouche Gallery Beverly Hills The last work produced for the Mouche Gallery exhibition Raw, was actually the first work for the next new body of work Waves of Influence. For the last two years, these paintings, presently totaling over 150 works on canvas and paper, have been constructed on the foundation of one wave drawing that Charles Schulz created for a Sunday strip, on April 21st 1991. Thus, it is the wave that is the reference to Schulz in each work. The character of Snoopy is just for scale, giving the wave a huge impact. Each wave being the same, is visually constructed to be seen differently and in a new way. It is exactly the same theory that Schulz and I expected when discussing the thinking behind the early beginnings of my Schulz-related paintings.
Raw: Black and White Works
Keiko Noah presents Tom Everhart's debut, rare Black and White exhibition called Raw: Black and White Works From 1998 – 2016 at Mouche Gallery in Beverly Hills. Tom Everhart’s Schulz influenced body of work has been in progress for twenty-seven years and was begun nine years after he and Charles Schulz met in 1980. The black- and-white work is rare, but has existed since the very first works. The black- and- white work organized for this first time exhibition of black- and- white works only, was selected from 1998 to 2016; of which fifteen new works created solely for this exhibition. This body of black and white work was produced on canvas and paper, as well as more raw materials like raw wood, medium density fiber panels, plastic cups and polyester pom-pom balls.
Tom’s Inspiring Story
Tom Everhart is a world-renown fine artist educated by Charles Schulz, creator of Peanuts. Tom has survived Stage 4 colon & liver cancer for 23 years. He shares his story with You Inspire about finding love through his hardships and how Snoopy changed his life.
Everhart Featured On NBC’s Today Show
We knew this was going to be much bigger than your normal morning segment when national correspondent Jamie Gangel claimed this story for her own. In addition to Jamie's owns connection to Everhart's art as a longtime fan, she was also the very last journalist to interview Charles Schulz for television. This was a major production involving two full days of shooting on both coasts.
Everhart Interviewed on Japanese TV
Tom Everhart's art work is collected by people around the world. But one of his largest followings is in the country of Japan. This interview was done at the Charles Schulz Museum during the opening of his art Exhibition "Under the Influence".
Everhart Interviewed On Game On!
John Salley visits Tom Everhart's studio for a wonderful interview on how he became the famed artist of the Peanuts.
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