About the ArtistS
Elektra Buhalis
Artist Elektra Buhalis, is the proprietor of Eon9 Gallery in Greensboro, Vermont. Currently showing The Legacy Collection - Sculpture, drawings and paintings by her parents, Nicholas Buhalis and Sandra Mackintosh Buhalis, alongside Elektra's work.
Elektra was classically trained by both her mother and her father. She has shown her work in museums and galleries. She painted backdrops for Broadway, movies and television, for over two decades. She has a prolific creative drive. Hudson River landscape paintings, large format mural commissions, many of which have been American primitive landscapes for historic home restorations in the Hudson Valley New York. Intimate portraits of both animals & people in charcoal and oil paint. Her work has been shown in galleries and museums in New York and Vermont.
Elektra firmly believes that there’s an ever growing necessity to support an impassioned hand wrought analog future in a time of growing techno- feudalism.
As a side passion, She loves spending time growing beautiful & abundant gardens. She also enjoys designing and making shirts (with an emphasis on glitter) of messages that she feels are especially relevant in these complicated times.
"What a simple and wonderful way to express yourself, by combining activism with sparkles!"
Eon9 Gallery - The Legacy Collection
Sandra Mackintosh Buhalis
Nicholas Buhalis
Nicholas Buhalis
Sandra Mackintosh Buhalis
Nicholas Buhalis
Nicholas was an extremely accomplished sculptor & painter. He was a respected art instructor in Michigan, New York City and Woodstock, New York between 1950-1993. The Nicholas Buhalis Award for Artistic Excellence carries his name forward for many artists today.
Sandra Mackintosh Buhalis
Sandra Mackintosh Buhalis
Sandra Mackintosh Buhalis
Sandra’s work was shown at Cordier & Ekstrom, a prominent Manhattan art gallery on Madison Avenue in New York City. Opened in 1960 by Daniel Cordier and Arne Ekström. She has work in the permanent collections of The Whitney, The Guggenheim, The Brooklyn, and The Hood Museums. She later created her own gallery and museum in which she spent
Sandra’s work was shown at Cordier & Ekstrom, a prominent Manhattan art gallery on Madison Avenue in New York City. Opened in 1960 by Daniel Cordier and Arne Ekström. She has work in the permanent collections of The Whitney, The Guggenheim, The Brooklyn, and The Hood Museums. She later created her own gallery and museum in which she spent a lifetime putting together antique collections whereupon she elevated ordinary objecs into elegant sculptural forms. She was a brilliant, creative visionary and a bright light that drew many to her.