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"Pat McEvoy: Recent Oils & Mixed Media"

  A Fundraiser For Wiawaka

  Starts May 1, 2013.   (Opening Reception Sunday, May 5th 2-5 pm)

Pat McEvoy-2013

 

 

Pat McEvoy

Artist Statement

I work with the beauty and majesty of the landscape and also am fascinated by the chance compositions that I find around the house.(still lifes)

My process is one of the focus being "out there" when I spot a subject, while I gather in shapes and colors and begin arranging them on the canvas. Soon, the focus shifts to being "in here", by which I mean the whole game is taking place on the canvas and in my head. There is a freedom and excitement in allowing the paint to do what it wants, as in the accidental mergings and drippings that may occur and in areas where colors may be mixed and layered right on the surface.

One thing which seems mysterious to me is my own receptivity of certain themes and compositions at different times. I often leaf through my well-worn photo collection and an image will present itself to me, demanding to be painted, that I have rejected many other times! I may be traveling a road close to my home that I have previously declared uninteresting but it will suddenly look compelling and becomes a landscape motif. I don't know how to explain this, but I certainly enjoy the mystery of it!

"Pat McEvoy's art is far more complex than it might appear to be at first glance. Time given to it would be time well rewarded since, when all is said and done, it is an art not intended to instruct or to make moral points, but rather simply to be enjoyed, and to be enjoyed intensely."

James K. Kettlewell, art historian
 

 



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Robin Rosenthal

Artist Statement
I am inspired to paint the simpler things in life, the light passing through a group of colored glass objects or an arrangement of fruit. My time painting is filled with joy and excitement of what I see. I hope to share that with those who view my work. I paint a small painting almost every day in addition to my larger works. My goal is to capture the light and color of the objects and maintain a freshness in my work by painting from life and working alla prima.

Education
State University of New York at Buffalo BS in Psychology 1976
State University of New York at Buffalo MS in Occupational Therapy 1979



I have been fortunate to take lessons with several local artists including Trudi Smith, John Hampshire and daily painter Carol Marine. It was at the Woodstock School of Art that I began taking workshops with Karen O'Neil. Karen was a student of Henry Hensche at his Cape School of Art in Cape Cod, and it was her teachings of color and light that have inspired me to capture these effects in my paintings.

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