STILL LIFES
Thru Saturday, October 31st

Focus On Kirill Doron

Born in Moscow, Russia, Kirill Doron immigrated to the US in 1982 and began his painting career.  Kirill was first known as a landscape artist before concentrating on still life painting.
Mr. Doron has won numerous awards, including Gold Medals from The Wadsworth Atheneum Hartford Museum, the Pastel Society of America, the Knickerbocker Artists Society in NYC, The Paint and Clay Club, and the Silvermine and Ridgefield Guilds in CT.

Kirill Doron's paintings are widely collected and have been reviewed in the NY Times and exhibited in prestigious shows nationally.  He currently teaches at the Silvermine Guild in Connecticut.

Mr. Doron says:
"I am obsessed with light.  Life for me is light, from the very beginning.  Sometimes a painting represents the end of day, but it's usually a road to light."


CHALK, Oil on Canvas, 20" x 20"

Four of Doron's paintings are featured in this exhibition.  To see more of his paintings click on one of the images or please visit our website.

About the Exhibit:
What audiences will find interesting about this exhibition is the inclusion of painters with diverse points of view, all doing still lifes. 

We have created a show around a tightly focused selection of 11 artists whose inventive styles activate their subjects.

Artists include: Olga Antonova, Kirill Doron, Daniel Greene, Robert Jackson, Steve Mills, Janet Rickus, Jaye Schlesinger, Steve Smulka, Sharon Sprung, Ellen Wineberg, and Darryl Zudeck.

The show will continue thru October 31, 2009.