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Indepth Arts News: "Winand Staring: Abstraction In The Elements - On A Water Note" 2004-02-04 until 2004-02-28 Broadway Gallery New York, NY, USA United States of America
"They walk the invisible line
between abstraction and figuration and, given the unpredictable qualities of his
subject, he managed to have it both ways... The artist’s works move from
tormented reds to chilling Saharan yellows, and through a hundred moods of blue in
between." -- from Vivek Narayanan’s "Containing the Tempest".
"Abstraction In The Elements: On A Water Note" is an
essential monograph on international artists representing nature in the form of
abstract art. The book includes sixteen essays written by the following writers
and critics: John Perreault, Raul Zamudio, Mark Daniel Cohen, Piri Halasz,
Jamie Dalglish, David Anderson, Maureen Dougherty, Erica Snow, Masaru Emoto,
Jamey Hecht, Selma Stern, Greg Steinsieck, Vivek Narayanan, Esmeralda van der
Hout, Roland K. Price and Danielle O’Steen. The artists discussed range from Pat
Steir to Angelina Nasso, Jan Green, Francisco Infante and more. And there is an
in-depth look at Winand Staring, whose paintings focus on nature’s most
precious resource: water. Winand Staring actively markets his work with a Premiere Portfolio at absolutearts.com. Explore more of his art at: absolutearts.com/portfolios/w/winandstaring/
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NY Arts Books is pleased to announce the publication of "Abstraction In The
Elements: On A Water Note" featuring the work of the Venezuelan-born Dutch
artist, Winand Staring. Simultaneously with the publication of the book, Broadway Gallery is pleased to feature Staring in his first solo exhibition in
New York. The show will exhibit new works by the artist,. "Winand Staring’s paintings show him to be a close observer of water, in all
its metaphorical dimensions – water as tempest or calm resolution, as the very
essence of expression itself – but they also tell us that he understands that
a painting is firstly about its own making." -- Vivek Narayanan