Elliott Green: AutoRevisionism at Pamela Salisbury Gallery
I have a longstanding obsession with Elliott Green’s paintings. They live somewhere between landscape and abstraction, constantly shifting between different planes and viewpoints. I’m fascinated by the swirling forms and contrast of geometry with washes of color. It was a pleasant surprise to see that Green’s current exhibition AutoRevisionism features small paintings on paper, along
FOCUS: Fish and Dish—A Fresh Take on Still Life
Woodstock Artists Association & Museum | March 7 – TBA, 2020 The Woodstock Artists Association & Museum opened a new exhibition on March 7 titled FOCUS: Fish and Dish—A Fresh Take on Still Life, juried by Jason Andrew. I was fortunate to see this show at WAAM the week after it opened. Unfortunately the opening
Carl Grauer: Two Hour Portraits
In 2012, Carl Grauer, a painter based in Poughkeepsie, NY started a project called Two Hour Portraits as a way to connect with people. He invited friends and acquaintances to sit with him for two hours, during which time he would complete a 12″ x 12″ oil painting. The project was so successful that it
