Work on paintings for my show with Pia in Juneau next month has been proceeding apace with the other projects due this month. Friday is the opening reception for our annual Women's Invitational exhibit at the museum. (I will be posting more on that later in the week). In the mean time, I offer a couple of details from one of the Juneau paintings.
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'Below and Above' (working title); detail 1; acrylic and paper on canvas |
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'Below and Above' - detail 2 |
Working alone in a vacuum most of the time, it is possible to loose perspective - to question if the paintings are strong - if I am deluding myself - wasting my time. BUT - Saturday I had a most valuable critique session with a fellow painter whose work I greatly admire. I feel completely validated and energized to carry on with this body of work ( as if I had a choice anyway)! I look forward to sharing these paintings with you in early December when I am ready to get on the ferry and take them north to the gallery in Juneau.
Great painting, have a wonderful show! xo
ReplyDeleteReally great paintings. How I would love to see these in person. Don't worry, they're strong and make me want to start painting!
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmm Sus, it's great when someone (whom you admire) gives you credit for your artwork !
ReplyDeleteThat keeps the engine (even more) going !
Good luck my dear Sus !
Hi Sus, the details look colourful and loose. Now I really want to see the whole thing. I would love to see them in Juneau! Show me more!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow long is the ferry ride? xo Carole
dear sus,
ReplyDeletethey are strong! and have anything in it that i love, boats, houses in trees, wonderful colors and ladders. how i would love to see that show, please let us know every detail!!! xx julia
ps.i know what you mean about working in a vacuum, it's hard sometimes, but it is a privilege too! so enjoy;)
Beautiful painting--you've been hard at work :) Good luck with the show xoxo Deborah
ReplyDeletetoo right... as if we had a choice.
ReplyDeleteand the choice works, it comes together.
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Congrats on the show, Sus, and I look forward to seeing all the work. (not in person, alas... )
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