Alex Kanevsky, Unstable Equilibrium Alex Kanevsky Unstable Equilibrium Dolby Chadwick Gallery San Francisco October 1 ?-31, 2015 Opening Reception: Thursday, October 1, 5:30-7:30 PM Dolby Chadwick Gallery is honored to announce an exhibition of new work by Alex Kanevsky, opening on Thursday, October 1. All of Kanevsky’s paintings, even those that depict interior scenes, appear […]
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Tony Heath, lively colourful nude paintings with a light touch Tony is an invigorating contemporary artist based in Gloucestershire. His work celebrates the pleasure of movement and colour through an original and vibrant style. He creates work which is ambitious, unrestrained, determined and exciting. “Painting is essentially a two dimensional art and a fascination for
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Coudari, figurative sculpture from Montreal During the process of my work I try to not lose sight of the quest for simplicity, because in my opinion, it is in the simplicity that a work can demonstrate its strength. Too often the abundance of details stifle the work, as the essence of a speech may become
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Tricia Cline, Exiles in Lower Utopia EXILES IN LOWER UTOPIA This body of work is an ode to the Animal, its ability to perceive, and our return to that perception. An animal is its very form. Its function is its form. A dog runs at full speed, a distinct scent or sound alters its direction.
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Jonas Kunickas, palette knife nudes from Lithuania “The main inspiration for my work is a human body. I believe the most perfect peace of art God has ever created. My works are mostly about admiring natural beauty and expressing it my way. All my figurative paintings are made using a palette knife. I play with
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Manel Anoro, colorful nudes & brushy figures “I am a storyteller. What I wanted and still want is to speak – to paint- about everything I’d never talked about. That which I like and love. Discovering the light that turns on things and desires. In my paintings I need to explain my trips to Morocco,
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Robert Dale Williams, paintings from delicate to dramatic I see my paintings as a form of time honored visual storytelling with a humanist angle. As a young artist, I was heavily influenced by the Old Masters, and it was a desire to learn more about painting techniques that drove me to study at the New
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William Thompson, dramatic figure painting My work is an attempt to document, in a very honest way, feelings or emotions that are experienced from a life devoted to solitude and introspection. The use of self-imagery in many of my pieces helps to further reinforce this idea. The closely cropped format serves to eliminate all areas
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