I will be part of a group show "Mirror, Mirror" opening this Saturday on September 4, 6-9 pm at Meyer Gallery, Park City, Utah. It is a showcase of figurative works by 10 artists including Ray Bonilla, Fidalis Buehler, Ted Gall, Glen Hawkins, Brian Kershisnik, Emily McPhie, Chris Miles, Jim Rennert and Justin Taylor. I…
Tag: art of painting
Seven New Paintings
I just delivered seven new works to Meyer East Gallery in Santa Fe. They will be part of my upcoming show "Wondrous Journey" opening on October 15. For details and larger images visit the new and improved paintings page on my website here.
“Summertime”
Sonnet 18 by William Shakespeare Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate. Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, And summer's lease hath all too short a date. Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines, And often is his gold complexion dimmed, And every…
Tokyo Blues, May 2010
Exhibition Review by Roberto Carlos Ainslie Tokyo Blues May 16, 2010 These small pieces are notable for the technical skill they display as well as the delicacy of the full-faced subjects they depict. As Ronquillo suggests, there is the sense that the viewer is stepping into a moment in which s/he was not expected. The…
The last few paintings are here…
For those who have been waiting for the final paintings in the "Secret Narratives" show... After painting nearly everyday since for several months now... I am truly ready for a week of vacation, first in Marfa, then Austin. I'm also looking forward to meeting everyone at the opening ~ Saturday, May 1, 6-8 pm at…
“Acrobat with Red Mask”
available at Wally Workman...
“Fly Girl” and “Smoker”
Two small new paintings are now available at Wally Workman.
Preview for “Secret Narratives”
Several new paintings for my upcoming May solo show "Secret Narratives" are now available on preview. Please visit my website or Wally Workman's for details. Plus more images coming soon...
Painting and Memory
Painting is the power of suggestion. There is nature and then there is art. When painting you look at something, and then you have to shift your eye to the canvas. There's a few seconds where there's only memory to guide you. It would be interesting if some real authority investigated carefully the part which memory…
Young Pierrot as Hunter
I worked on my new little Pierrot intermittently over the course of a month. I knew I wanted an austere background, gray and atmospheric but I didn't know how to give form to the original idea. Almost through serendipity, I happened on a lovely and very gray George Inness at the American Impressionism show at the New…
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