Palm Springs 111, oil on canvas, 38 x 60 inches, 2025. One of my favorite subjects. The first time I drove under this sign - the gateway to this vast, epic, dangerous and beautiful land - I knew I was home. This summer marks 25 of years of living and painting in both the low and high desert. #palmsprings #yuccavalley @jwillottgallery
In the studio. Memories of Palm Springs summer nights, of warm water and starry skies, of freedom and peace in the California desert. Midnight Oasis, oil on canvas, 48 x 72 inches. @jwillottgallery
If you’re in Palm Desert this weekend check out two new large scale horizon paintings just hung @jwillottgallery . Views of the twin peaks of the Coachella Valley, Mt. San Jacinto and Mt. San Gorgonio, as seen at dawn and dusk.
Breaking news! Currently drying in the studio.
“Other Desert Cities” 48x72, Oil on Canvas
Call, Email or Dm for price. I encourage you to act fast. These paintings do not last once they arrive at the gallery!
#otherdesercities #oilpainting #ericnashart
If you’re in Los Angeles this month, check out West of Heaven which will be up through the holidays @kpprojectsgallery . Thank you KP Projects for a great show! #charcoaldrawing
If you’re in NYC during the holidays check out some of my work including “Manhattan Exit Only” along with other realism artists @georgebillisgallery . After 30 years in Chelsea they are now in a new space on the Lower East Side at 122 Norfolk Street, NY, NY. Thank you @americanartcollector
Thank you to @kpprojectsgallery and to everyone who came out last night! Great to see so many old friends and meet new ones. And a special thanks to Merry and Jessica of KP Projects and to all our collectors for 10 great years! West of Heaven will be up until mid-December.
RAIN OR SHINE!!! See you this Saturday, November 22 from 6-9 p.m. @kpprojectsgallery for the opening of West of Heaven - Charcoal drawings by Eric Nash.
Join us @kpprojectsgallery in Los Angeles for the opening of “West of Heaven” - charcoal drawings by Eric Nash. Saturday, November 15th, 2025 from 6 to 9 p.m. This show continues my interest in contrast, light and shadow through the power of charcoal, the most ancient and elemental medium. I document places born of both simple beauty and harsh realities. Small poetic moments of truth with bursts of yearning, hope and dreams. Places west of Heaven where the roads are not paved in gold but rather where pawn shops buy gold. This is where I live and what I draw. (Drawing: “Lost In Desire,” The Word Series, charcoal on paper, 30 x 44 inches, 2025)
