Kris Hargis

Work by all Froelick Gallery represented artists.

Presenting Outstanding Contemporary Artists Since 1995

After a year of many tragic and sudden losses, Hargis brings forth a profound introspective through his self-portraits and still life bouquet’s. This exhibition invites the viewer into a private,...

Highlighting the range of Froelick Gallery with new works by our represented artists, this includes paintings, drawings, prints, and sculpture. First Thursday Reception February 1, 5 - 8 pm.

Froelick Gallery is proud to announce our 28th Anniversary Group Exhibition featuring all our represented artists, including new works by Benny Fountain, Tom Prochaska, Gwen Davidson, Laurie Danial, and many...

A group exhibtion featuring all Froelick Gallery's represented artists

After moving to an off the grid location artist, Kris Hargis, returns to Froelick Gallery with a new collection of reflective self-portraits and soft, still-life floral bouquets.

We are pleased to announce the opening of our annual Summer Group Exhibit. A forum for Froelick Gallery artists to present selections of developing bodies of work from their studios...

In recognition of Froelick Gallery's 25th Anniversary, we are highlighting paintings, prints, photography, glass, ceramic and found film sculpture - both revelations from the archives and fresh work from the...

We are pleased to exhibit Outer Hebo, Kris Hargis 's latest body of work. Often created in a state of ruminative isolation, heightened over these past months, his self-portraits and...

First Thursday Reception with the artist
August 2, 5-8pm
Exhibition tour & discussion with the artist
Saturday, August 11, 2pm
‘A Michigan Winter’ represents the process of trying to understand a grief and how it can morph into some of your own, for the same, yet different reasons. These works are about holding space and light, compassion, love, frustration, vulnerability, and also self care. Making these drawings has helped me to understand better and gives me hope to continue on down this path by shedding light on the unknown.
Kris Hargis, 2018