Glass Growers Gallery & Gifts is pleased to present Earth Visions, a solo exhibition of landscape paintings, linocuts, monoprints, and serigraphs by Dennis Revitzky. The exhibition opens Thursday, August 6, 2026, with an Artist Reception from 5:00 to 7:30 PM, and will remain on view through Saturday, September 12.
Working in oil painting alongside a range of printmaking techniques, Revitzky brings a lifetime of practice and an expansive artistic vision to his work. This exhibit asks viewers to look beyond the surface of the landscape toward something deeper.
About the Exhibition: Earth Visions
For Revitzky, the landscape is not simply a subject, it is a means of reaching toward something beyond ordinary perception. In his own words:
“I have always felt that a good landscape work was more than an accurate depiction of some scene, or a vehicle through which to explore various art media or styles. The lines, colors, shapes and textures an artist can use to re-create nature can be used to express joy or gloom, peacefulness or anxiety. But more than inducing or reflecting human emotions, there is another aspect of the landscape- one which relates to the mysterious sense of the world; to something outside ourselves to which we are drawn or feel a part.”
The works in Earth Visions span painting and printmaking, drawing on Revitzky’s mastery of multiple disciplines. His oil paintings are distinguished by a technique that heavily emphasizes texture, working to evoke the spiritual essence of a place alongside its physical presence. His hand-crafted, original prints carry a more expressionistic energy, bold and immediate.
About the Artist: Dennis Revitzky
Dennis Revitzky was born in Titusville, Pennsylvania in 1947 and was raised in the northwestern Pennsylvania region. He earned a bachelor’s degree in art education from Gannon and Mercyhurst Colleges in 1969 and pursued graduate study in Fine Arts at SUNY Brockport from 1971 to 1976.
Revitzky taught art for 33 years, primarily in the Livonia, NY school district, while maintaining an active professional practice throughout his teaching career. Since retiring, he has devoted himself fully to painting and printmaking. He has exhibited and sold his work professionally since 1974, with his art appearing in over 140 regional and national juried exhibitions since 1980. He has presented more than twenty one-man and small group exhibitions, and his work is held in numerous private, corporate, and institutional collections.
Revitzky is a member of the Society of American Graphic Artists (NYC) and the Boston Printmakers. His work may also be seen at the Mill Art Center in Honeoye Falls, NY.
