I've decided that for my last event in the gallery for 2012 I will combine new work with selected older pieces to show 5 years of imaginative landscape paintings. Initially it was conceived as an exhibit of works on canvas, but I haven't ruled out including other media. The unifying theme of the exhibit will be the use of abstraction in creating an objective vision.
I literally stumbled on this process when I first started working with acrylics on canvas and panels almost 7 years ago. On my very first attempt with the media I discovered I could not do the necessary brush work to create the image I wanted, and out of frustration more than anything else, I began working with the palette knife, and after pushing the paint around for what seemed like forever, the result was a landscape I really liked.
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Dark Forrest...30c49 |
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Dark Forrest was my first...and I have continued to use the same approach on selective paintings since then.
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I hope to have the show up and ready by Thanksgiving. The opening reception will be Saturday, December 8, from 5 to 8 P.M.
Of course none of this will happen until I find a place for all of the paintings currently in the gallery...my ongoing struggle for space.
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