Seven Feathers Gallery
Art. Service. Value. REIMAGINED
Welcome to the Seven Feathers Gallery, a showcase of the vibrant talent of the Coachella Valley. We are proud to provide a space for local artists to display their work, with new collections featured every two months. This gallery is a reflection of our commitment to the community and our belief that great food and great art are both essential for a truly memorable experience.
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Terry Hastings
Sixteen years ago, Terry Hastings traded the gray skies of Minnesota for the blazing light of the California desert—and he’s been chasing color ever since. His work blends digital precision with emotional geometry, transforming wind turbines, Joshua trees, and desert skies into minimalist constructions that feel both modern and mythic. This exhibition features canvas works in floating wood frames alongside framed archival paper prints. Some pieces shimmer with saturated abstraction, others whisper in quiet bands and shadows. And for those who like a little behind-the-scenes gossip: the abstract photos? They’re actually shots of colorful fabric swirling in the pool that Terry loves so much. And yes, the digital works are built in Photoshop—layer by layer, pixel by pixel, with the kind of obsessive clarity only a desert can inspire. Terry's style can be described as if Mark Rothko, David Hockney and Frank Stella all had a cocktail party together. Imagine Rothko’s emotional fields, Hockney’s poolside charm, and Stella’s geometric bravado—then stir. Terry has shown in museums and galleries across the country and around the world, including galleries in Hong Kong and Isreal. His work has been featured in The Desert Sun, Palm Springs Life, and many other publications. You may also find his work at the 3 Seasons Gallery in the Perez Art District in Cathedral City.
Terry Hastings
Sixteen years ago, Terry Hastings traded the gray skies of Minnesota for the blazing light of the California desert—and he’s been chasing color ever since. His work blends digital precision with emotional geometry, transforming wind turbines, Joshua trees, and desert skies into minimalist constructions that feel both modern and mythic. This exhibition features canvas works in floating wood frames alongside framed archival paper prints. Some pieces shimmer with saturated abstraction, others whisper in quiet bands and shadows. And for those who like a little behind-the-scenes gossip: the abstract photos? They’re actually shots of colorful fabric swirling in the pool that Terry loves so much. And yes, the digital works are built in Photoshop—layer by layer, pixel by pixel, with the kind of obsessive clarity only a desert can inspire. Terry's style can be described as if Mark Rothko, David Hockney and Frank Stella all had a cocktail party together. Imagine Rothko’s emotional fields, Hockney’s poolside charm, and Stella’s geometric bravado—then stir. Terry has shown in museums and galleries across the country and around the world, including galleries in Hong Kong and Isreal. His work has been featured in The Desert Sun, Palm Springs Life, and many other publications. You may also find his work at the 3 Seasons Gallery in the Perez Art District in Cathedral City.