New Studio: Part 5
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Why Fauvism?
Once I was in a choir where the director taught us how to hit the high notes. She said if you strain to slide up toward the high note, you’ll…
Fauvism: Part 2
Georges Braque was another French artist who was influenced by Matisse and Derain. He painted in the Fauvist style for a short period before evolving toward cubism. See several examples…
New Studio: Part 4
In the last couple of weeks, I’ve finished painting the walls and trim, and moved most of my art supplies. I have moved things around several times trying to decide…
What is Fauvism?
Fauvism developed when Henri Matisse painted with Andre Derain at Collioure on the French Riviera during the summer of 1905. Matisse’s Open Window Collioure combined landscape with a rectangular window…
Join us for Vista Lights, Thursday, November 18, 2010
Come join us for Vista Lights! Thursday, November 18, 2010 5:00 – 9:00 p.m.300 Senate Street, Columbia, SC Several of my local landscapes are included in the Columbia Icons Exhibit…
Revival of Fauvism
In the Post Impressionist period of the early 20th century, a group of artists experimented with bold, expressive color and defined brushstrokes. They were influenced by Vincent VanGogh and Paul Gaugin…
New Studio: Part 3
As I mentioned previously, everything takes twice as long and costs twice as much as I expected. Last week I secured contents and liability insurance and had a security system…
New Studio: Doing Jackson Pollock on the Studio Floor
The Bean-e-doo Mastic remover was a success! It took the two-man crew most of a day, but the product softened the glue to the consistency of peanut butter. They were…
New Studio: Part 1
After several years of wishing and searching, I have signed a lease on a small commercial space for a studio. This is the first installment describing the progress of the…