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Now Represented by South Street Art Gallery
In the modern era of such diverse artistic styles, a realist painter is always encouraged to find a gallery that features representational art and wants to sell the work of artists who are committed to that genre. I am honored to be included in South Street Art Gallery in Easton, MD and to be presented as the Featured Artist.
In the modern era of such diverse artistic styles, a realist painter is always encouraged to find a gallery that features representational art and wants to sell the work of artists who are committed to that genre. I am honored to be included in South Street Art Gallery in Easton, MD and to be presented as the Featured Artist this month.
The pieces that are presented represent the breadth of my work in figurative, still life, and landscape art. My latest piece, Reluctance - Barn Owl, represents my focus on wildlife, a fascination I have developed while living in the Blue Ridge Mountains. While the interaction of man with creatures in nature is a timeless and universal theme we most often have experienced it on a farm. Farm life is not only a place of unending work, but of encounters with the beautiful and the mysterious. This painting attempts to combine those by capturing a fleeting moment when the magnificent alights on the mundane.
For more information, or to inquire about the purchase of these painting, please contact Alan Brock at South Street Art Gallery (info@southstreetartgallery.com) or visit their website.
Reluctance - Barn Owl - oil on panel, 30 x 20"
Mountain Girl - oil on linen, 30 x 48"
Golden Pastures - oil on linen, 24 x 36"
Rainy Days - egg tempera on panel, 18 x 24"
Maggie - oil on panel, 20 x 30"
New Painting in a Watercolor Exhibit in Charleston
Robert Lange Studios (RLS) in Charleston, SC will celebrate the growing field of contemporary watercolor with a group show featuring 20 artists from around the globe.
Robert Lange Studios (RLS) in Charleston, SC will celebrate the growing field of contemporary watercolor with a group show featuring 20 artists from around the globe. The exhibition will hang through the months of January and February. A reception, featuring music, wine, and hors d’oeuvres will take place on February 2 from 6-8PM and all are welcome.
These annual themed group shows at Robert Lange Studios have been developed to connect artists from the Charleston area with not only collectors but also other painters practicing in their field. Artists will present their work in Robert Lange Studios’ 2 Queen Street gallery space. Included in the show are artists Laurin McCracken, Dylan Scott Pierce, Alexandra Becker-Black, Joshua Flint, Kerry Brooks, Mario Robinson, E. B. Lewis, Nick Runge, Endre Penovac, Matthew Bird, Dean Mitchell, Laurin McCracken, Kevin Taylor, Oriol Angrill Jorda, Katie Green, Adam Lister, Ester Sarto, Michiyo Fukushima, Karl Mårtens, Denny Bond, Melanie Norris, Reuben Negron to mention a few.
In addition, the esteemed artist and local favorite Mary Whyte will exhibit two of her watercolor pieces in the show. I am honored to be invited to have my work included and have submitted an egg tempera composition entitled "Rainy Days".
Rainy Days - egg tempera on panel, 18 x 24 inches, $4,300
The exhibit will be on display at the gallery for the months of January and February with a reception scheduled for the first Friday in February (February 2, 6-8 pm.). All are welcome.
Egg tempera is a delicate medium made from egg yolks and powdered pigments. It is a water soluble mixture that builds form through layers and layers of thin paint strokes that have an intrinsically transparent nature. Light penetrates down and bounces back up capturing color in a way that is unlike any other medium.
For more information, or to inquire about the purchase of this painting, please contact Robert Lange Studios (info@robertlangestudios.com) or visit their website.
New Work For Sale in Cape Cod Gallery
Three new paintings are for sale at the Small Works Holiday Exhibition at Collins Galleries, Orleans, MA. This exhibit, from November 25 through December 8, features many artists regularly represented by the gallery, and a number of guest artists invited to participate.
THREE NEW PIECES FOR SALE IN CAPE COD
Three new paintings are for sale at the Small Works Holiday Exhibition at Collins Galleries, Orleans, MA. This exhibit, from November 25 through December 8, features many artists regularly represented by the gallery, and a number of guest artists invited to participate.
Fall Foraging - egg tempera, 12 x 15 in.
The exhibit offers small works submitted by some of the most highly respected realist painters in the country today. Michael Klein, Joshua LaRock, Joseph McGurl, Jeffrey T. Larson, Serge Marshenikov, Travis Schlaht, Katie Whipple, and Paul Oxborough are among this outstanding group of artists exhibiting.
I am honored to be included and have submitted three paintings rendered in egg tempera reflecting the scenes often encountered in the rural community where I live.
Into the Woods - egg tempera, 12 x 15 in.
Horse and Buggy - egg tempera, 12 x 15 in.
Egg tempera is a delicate medium made from egg yolks and powdered pigments. It is a water soluble mixture that builds form through layers and layers of thin paint strokes that have an intrinsically transparent nature. Light penetrates down and bounces back up capturing color in a way that is unlike any other medium. The finished painting exhibits a satin egg shell finish with a dry matte quality. The artist must approach it patiently, building slowly through each small stroke of the brush until the image is bound together through thousands of statements of color.
For more information, or to inquire about the purchase of these paintings, please contact Collins Galleries (info@collinsgalleries.com) or visit their website.
Collins Galleries
12 West Road
Orleans, MA 02653
info@collinsgalleries.com
phone: 508-255-1266