Sunday, October 13, 2024
Reading, Writing, and Railroad Street
Sunday, October 6, 2024
The Clark
Saturday, October 5, 2024
Down East
I was vey pleased to come across another realist painting by Rockwell Kent which you see below:
Saturday, September 14, 2024
Nature Walk
Saturday, September 7, 2024
Renewal
Many of the artworks in this show start out as collage, and she is also working with water based oil paints giving a different look to the original paintings. She also makes prints of many of the works she creates and offers these for sale at the gallery as well. In one of the kites she features my colleague, Luvon Sheppard , and she calls this work "Sanctuary".
Saturday, August 3, 2024
Art Book
Here is the cover my new art book, and I want to let you know that it is worth the work to put this volume together for my interested collectors and followers! We hope you will enjoy the stories that are told inside along with over a hundred different works of art - paintings and works on paper and many new prints that I make in my studio. Yes, there is a wide range of artwork here, and it follows my development as a fine artist which has gone through some real evolutions!
Even this book has evolved through paperback editions and now here is the new hardback which you can find on line for sale at Amazon! My new book traces the changes in my work from representational compositions like the one on the cover which I call "Summer Harbor", to recent pieces like the one below which I call "Back Bay"
Now, forty years later I find a real connection to those paintings, and I put some of my energy into realizing new compositions that build on that experience, along with a new sense of where art and mathematics establish a visual dialog. In my new book two writers - Anne Coon, and Rebecca Rafferty expand on this idea. They contribute fine essays to my book and I am grateful to them for their insight!
My new drawings and prints are included in this edition and the book is dedicated to my family, without whose support this would be a really different experience! Also the book is dedicated to the memory of the artist and printmaker Keith Howard who came to live with us in Rochester in the late 1990s, and whose work as a writer and practitioner will indicate some radical shifts in the use of materials and techniques for his art form.
Sunday, June 30, 2024
Join the Print Club
The Print Club of Rochester
Annual Member Exhibition
at University Gallery, R.I.T.
Really nice turnout for the Artist's Reception on Saturday, June 29th in the University Gallery, when I stopped in to see this show. If you haven't been there, the University Gallery is at the Vignelli Center in Booth Building on the campus of Rochester Institute of "Technology. There was a rare opportunity to buy prints from the Club's archive which goes way back, just as the members celebrate the 93rd anniversary. A person can become a member - you don't have to be a working artist to do that, just someone who has a curiosity and willingness to support an arts organization.
Printmakers practice their form of art in many ways, and it goes way beyond the traditional woodcut, engraving or etching. If you look at the selection of prints in this year's show, and take the time to read the labels, you will see that there are many kinds of prints in this show even one that requires a Lightbox ( see below ). Denise Anderson wins a Juror's Award for her piece called "Wandering Amongst the Stars".