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Tag Archives: watercolor paintings
what I’m currently working on in my studio
I’m currently working on this new large one (29″x41.5″) that I started a couple of days ago (I’m unsure of the final orientation) and this large painting – 47″x31″ that I’m almost done with and a couple of small paintings.
Posted in studio work
Tagged art in progress, art that has telephone poles, art that houses, artist studio, brooklyn artist, colorful art, current ongoing work, flashe, gouache, gouache paintings, ink, paintings in progress, paintings of homes, studio work, watercolor paintings, works on paper
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behind Kant, everything was happening at once
Sometimes, when looking at art a moment occurs, a pause during which a deviation from the expected path is revealed and something unexpected is illuminated, as if a lightening flash on the surface — revealing the actual narrative buried inside of … Continue reading
Posted in free event, gallery shows, new artwork
Tagged Art in Arkansas, Art in Massachusetts, Attleboro Art Museum, clomped, contemporary art, Crystal Bridges, electron sea, enamel on paper, feeling perturbed, free events, gas giants, ink, Jeffrey Leder Gallery, Kant, lead, Manuela Well-Off-Man, pause in art, pauses, SAAC, scattered discs, South Arkansas art center, time, touching toes, watercolor paintings, waves of lead, works on paper NYC
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Artist Margaret Ann Withers 