Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. 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)

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