Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Monday, September 22, 2014

"departures" at North Bank Artists Gallery: New Works by Tom Relth and Diana Relth

After months of planning and close to a week of installing, the show came together beautifully. North Bank Gallery and its artists were so wonderful and welcoming, I have so much gratitude for everyone who helped make this show happen. Above: my dad, Tom Relth, unveiling his sixteen foot painting (Can't see the forest for the trees - pentaptych), and introducing me to the crowd at the opening reception Friday, September 5th.

Left: Reconstructing My Lexicon (Diana Relth)
Right: Paintings (Tom Relth)

Untitled (Diana Relth)

Untitled detail (Diana Relth)

Spread Series / entrance to Deconstructing My Lexicon (Diana Relth)

Untitled #1-3 (from Spread Series) (Diana Relth)

Untitled #4-8 (from Spread Series) (Diana Relth)

Deconstructing My Lexicon detail (Diana Relth)

Deconstructing My Lexicon detail (Diana Relth)

Deconstructing My Lexicon detail (Diana Relth)

Left: And, they were walking - polyptych (Tom Relth)
Right: Genesis Series: Rain Soaked (Tom Relth)
Right: Genesis Series: Yellow - Diptych (Tom Relth)

Series 24.1 / 24.2 (Tom Relth)

Series 22.1-2, 15, 22.3-4 and 18 (Tom Relth)

Series 22 and 15 (Tom Relth)

Series 22 (Tom Relth)

Series 18 (Tom Relth)

Sunday, March 30, 2014

New Series

Detail shot from behind the scenes of a new series I'm working on. More to come later.

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Recent work

I've been keeping busy the last few months, here's a peek at some things I've been working on. Enjoy!

1. Photography for Molly Jacques calligraphy workshop at Sugar Paper, Los Angeles

2. Personal work, Untitled (from Spread series), cut catalog pages

3. Photography for Shannon Wollack of Life.Style. Los Angeles

4. Photography for Crack Caramel, Los Angeles 

5. Personal work, Breathing Contractions (from Woman's Body: An Owner's Manual series), animated gif 






Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Inspired by: Fiona Rae

Color Reference Cards
“As I paint, I dab the colors on pieces of paper so that when it comes to printing a catalogue, I’ve got a color reference. But I’m starting to like them as works in their own right. They are accidental: There’s no attempt to make a composition, or to balance anything, or to make any painterly intrigue — they are made very directly, almost without looking.” Fiona Rae via artinfo.com

Wednesday, January 23, 2013