| Artist: | Connie Connally |
| Gallery: | http://www.lewallencontemporary.com/ |
| Website: | http://www.connieconnally.com/ |
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| Presentation style: | custom floating frame |
| Profile: | 121 |
| Wood: | maple |
| Finish: | unfinished |
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Connie Connally is a painter of both abstract and figurative work. She currently resides in Santa Barbara, California where she pursues abstract paintings inspired by the coastlines and verdure of California as well as the lush landscapes discovered during her extensive travels around the world. |
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| Artist: | John Borowicz |
| Website: | http://johnborowicz.com/ |
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| Presentation style: | custom floating frame |
| Profile: | 124 |
| Wood: | ash |
| Finish: | 13A black |
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This painting was in the BP Portrait Award Exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London. The painting is of the artist’s youngest son Tadeusz. It measures 40" x 30" |
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| Artist: | Hilary Eddy |
| Gallery: | http://www.rameyart.com/ |
| Website: | http://www.hilaryeddy.com/ |
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| Presentation style: | custom floating frame |
| Profile: | 121 |
| Wood: | ash |
| Finish: | unfinished with black interior |
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In looking at the real world with great attention, in fixing my gaze on reality, reality is transformed into a kind of marvelous dream, explains Hilary. I have gradually become passionately attentive to the most ordinary things that constitute the decor of my life. In my paintings I expose a new consciousness which observes and reveals hidden secrets that are there for us for the taking. We can find excitement in our everyday lives; see the wonders of light reflected, and colors to astound us as we sit in our homes, or as we walk in the garden. |
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| Artist: | David Ridgway |
| Website: | http://www.davidridgway.net/ |
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| Presentation style: | custom floating frame |
| Profile: | 121 |
| Wood: | cherry |
| Finish: | unfinished |
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I started painting using watercolor and tempera as a child and still like watercolor for travel studies. I currently paint in oil and acrylic on site and in studio. My work often is about the places where man and the landscape coincide. Dwellings, structures and other man-made objects feature prominently. A marine or foothills backdrop sets the stage. |
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| Artist: | Michael Rich |
| Gallery: | http://www.chacerandallgallery.com/ |
| Website: | http://www.michael-rich.com |
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| Presentation style: | custom floating frame |
| Profile: | 121 |
| Wood: | maple |
| Finish: | unfinished |
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While light, weather and atmosphere act as the impetus in my work, it is my aim to probe the depths of an inner space through meditations in light and color. I am searching through the language of contemporary abstraction, a deeper connection, an understanding of the consciousness of the present moment. The paintings themselves lie in the places between memory and new moments of discovery. |
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| Artist: | Bayard Hollins |
| Gallery: | http://www.visionswestcontemporary.com/ |
| Website: | http://bayardhollins.com/ |
| Framing Specifications | |
| Presentation style: | custom floating frame |
| Profile: | 124 |
| Wood: | maple |
| Finish: | 15 white opaque |
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There are many influences in my work. However the dominant theme tends to be the interaction between classical realism and abstract expressionism. I work fast and with large strokes to convey the rawness of nature. I want to leave every painting in what could be considered an incomplete state, because I believe an unrefined painting is truer to nature and to my own emotions. When earthly references are suggested rather than spelled out, space is created for the painting to move, breath and grow in the viewer's imagination. |
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