A great show of paintings by this Danish artist curated by the always brilliant Lasse Antonsen. Theatrum Rdo: The Late Work of Richard Winther click here for link
I once saw my evil twin on a train in Italy - or someone else saw HIS evil twin on a train in Italy - it was a freaky experience. If it was a movie we would have fought each other - instead we just stared ... but anyway - here's David Boyce having a good look.
oil on linen, 9"x12" with artist made (ham-fisted) frame.
The opening at NBAM was last night. We has a great turn out despite the weather. This is a portrait I did of the museum's curator David Boyce - I finished it the day before with the aid of Gamblin's modern chemistry
I had a good time making this one but it took long enough - the painting measures 72" x 72" - oil,acrylic, and india ink on canvas. I'll get a better photo of it posted later
Kaz has really enjoyed watching the progress of a large painting I've been working on. I'm part of a group show at the New Bedford Art Museum opening on the 27th and this will be one of the few new pieces I'll be showing.
Stumpopolis 2005, 16" x 20", graphite on illustration board. This will be the first in a new series of drawings. These will pretty much be about the dynamic between several of these tree cities - peace, prosperity, turmoil, war, destruction... although I'm sure other unexpected subjects will creep in as well.
Head Study 2005, oil on masonite, 8" x 10". This is actually a portrait of my wife Wen. She was 6 months pregnant at the time and now says it looks nothing like her. This approach to portraiture is a bit invasive but hopefully some honesty and integrity come through. An older Italian woman came into the gallery a few months back and noticed it. Without any knowledge of the subject she informed me that the woman in the painting was pregnant. She said this with complete confidence and I was very happy.