ABOUT
Strobel Gallery is a Palm Springs–based contemporary art program presenting painting, sculpture, Studio Glass, and mixed media. The gallery brings these practices into dialogue, with a focus on work shaped by concept, form, and material intelligence.
Operating through exhibitions, art fairs, and special projects, Strobel Gallery places work in private and public collections, in collaboration with collectors, designers, and institutions.
In addition to exhibitions, the gallery offers art consulting, collection development, and bespoke project services—collaborating with artists to realize lighting, furniture, and site-specific works that extend beyond traditional gallery models.
APPROACH
The program is shaped through exhibitions that bring works into dialogue, articulating a cohesive visual language across painting, sculpture, Studio Glass, and mixed media.
Each presentation reflects a focused curatorial vision, where relationships between works are considered with clarity and intention.
Informed by Sheila Strobel's background across fine art, material practice, and spatial design, the program reflects a nuanced understanding of how work is experienced both within the gallery and beyond it.
This perspective extends to how the gallery works with collectors, offering clarity and guidance at every stage of building a collection.
SHEILA STROBEL
Sheila Strobel is a curator and gallerist whose work bridges contemporary art, material-based practices, and spatial design.
She most recently served as Gallery Director of Vetri, where she developed exhibitions, secondary-market initiatives, and long-term collector relationships. Earlier, she was a director at Fetherston Gallery, where she launched the One Night Stand series supporting emerging artists.
She is also the founder of PLAY, an artisan finishes and interior design studio based in Seattle, known for advancing material-driven interiors, including historic plaster techniques and microcement applications.
Her background includes work in high-end residential staging and experience design, informing her ability to integrate art within architectural and lived environments.
