Category Archives: Painting
Looking Backwards, Going Forward
“Gallery shows are fine, but Open Studios is the best because you get to see the whole history of what the artist has been working on. It’s much more fun to see the themes that develop over time.” This was … Continue reading
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Creative Framing & Gallery: Tales of a Traveler
On Monday I wended my way north to Oakland, my old stomping grounds, to hang a new show at Creative Framing & Gallery. I’ve known owner Heather Piazza for a few years now, first through the Frank Bette Center in … Continue reading
01-02-2010
A palindrome seems a good way to start my first blog entry of the new year, as I look both backwards at the year that has passed, and forward to whatever adventures 2010 may bring. Somehow, in thinking about the … Continue reading
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I Am a Plein-Air Artiste!
I took my new French easel out on my first plein-air outing this morning, and I’ve already learned a whole lot about painting outdoors. The first lesson learned: remember to bring your canvas! After a quick trip back home to … Continue reading
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WIP: Paintings, Sneak Preview
I’ve been mostly blogging about my prints, with good reason: that’s what I’ve been working on lately. But it’s time to get the easel out and finish the paintings I’ve started. Plus Sarah-Hope gave me a plein-aire easel as a … Continue reading