INTRODUCING
COLOR IN NATURE
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Your support is a vital contribution to this journey!
COLOR in Nature is the next chapter in Alteronce Gumby’s ongoing exploration of color—expanding the conversation beyond celebration, culture, and perception into the elemental forces of the natural world.
From the glaciers of Iceland and the Rainbow Mountains of Peru to the jungles of Vietnam, the dye pits of Nigeria, and the butterfly sanctuaries of Mexico, the film traces how color emerges through climate, chemistry, light, and living systems—revealed in ice, soil, trees, animals, fabrics, and atmosphere.
We are currently completing post-production for COLOR in Nature, including editing, sound design, color grading, licensing, and closing deliverables. Your support ensures we can craft the highest-quality visual and sonic experience possible, bringing the project to its full artistic potential.
Recent News
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Kickstarter LIVE | Support COLOR in Nature!
Ends March 20th, 9:11PM EST
We’ve launched an official Kickstarter to support post-production on the sequel to COLOR, COLOR in Nature! Visit the link to support and catch the teaser!
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If Herr Street Could Talk | SAM
CONCLUDED | November 22nd, 2025 - February 22nd, 2026
While he is now based in New York City, Gumby grew up on Herr Street only a few blocks from the Susquehanna Art Museum. This exhibition brings his internationally recognized practice back to his hometown.
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Stanford x Alteronce Gumby
CONCLUDED | September 24th - March 1st, 2026
The Anderson Collection presents the first West Coast museum exhibition of New York–based artist Alteronce Gumby. Featuring nine recent works, the show celebrates Gumby’s ongoing investigation of color, the cosmos, and abstraction.
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Artist Panel | FOG Art Fair
CONCLUDED | January 24th, 2025 @ 3PM PST
Join artists Suzanne Jackson and Alteronce Gumby during the FOG Design + Art Fair for a conversation about their creative journeys, brought together by curator Larry Ossei-Mensah.
“Color is a preoccupation for most painters. For Bronx-based artist Alteronce Gumby, it’s an obsession.”