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Augen Gallery Group Exhibition

January 2015: The painting, Measure of Inundation, is on view at Augen Gallery.

23 March, 2015 no comments News

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Paula and Terri in my studio at the beginning of Clinton MacKenzie’s and my Open Studios on Saturday, December 7. Thank you, Paula and Terri #paulaoverbay

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New painting with Japanese pigments and minimal imagery. Exploring color and texture—accidents and resonance. “Nothing,” Mineral pigments on paper on panel, 6 x 6 inches, 2019. #paintingsofnothing #accidentalpainting #resonancepainting #naturalmineralpigment

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Ingenious installation of R.H. Quaytman’s painting at the Venice Biennale.

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Yin Heinz-kuen’s painting and Jannis Kounellis’ rock installation framing a wall of the Fortuny Palace, Venice. A feast of shapes, textures and colors.

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Looking at Tintoretto at the Accademia n Venice with Gina. Enlightened by her perspective on “Super Saints” swooping in to save the world. Thank you, Gina!

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At the Venice Biennale looking at work by Cathy Wilkes, a nominee for the prestigious Turner Prize, at the British Pavilion. Wondering about the combination of strange, featureless figures with serene paintings and this large, stretched fabric piece that acts as a table but could be a surface for a painting. Instead she has scattered found objects and blank pages around its perimeter and on its surface. I wonder what she’s thinking and find the whole array strangely disturbing and pleasing. Thoughtful, contemplative. She has created a veiled space.

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Beautiful wall by Jannis Kounellis at the Venice Biennale. Gold leaf is Arte Povera?

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