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Artist Exhibitions:
4-09: Invitational
fundraising auction, James Cox
Gallery @ Locust Grove
4-09: Opening exhibition
Gazan Gallery, Rhinebeck, NY
10-08: "New Directions":
Juried contemporary art at
Barrett Art Center,
Poughkeepsie NY
9-08: "Painting the Light"
Briggs Mountain Gallery, Milan
NY.
8-08: Summer Collection:
Sharada Gallery, Rhinebeck NY
3-...
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Artist Galleries:
Briggs Mountain Gallery,
Milan, NY
Showing in September
Sharada Gallery, Rhinebeck, NY
Oil, pastels,
contemporary landscapes, on
exhibit now
Arlington Art Gallery
Poughkeepsie, NY
Oil paintings,
representational landscapes,on
exhibit now
Mark Gruber Gallery New
Paltz, NY
Landscapes in pastel,
March-May '08
Sandpiper Gallery Wellfleet,
MA
Oil Paintings of ...
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Artist Reviews:
Coming Soon!
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Collections:
Coming Soon!
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Commissions:
Several collectors in the
Hudson Vallley have purchased
commissioned paintings of a
favorite place, or in a
favorite color pallette. I
work from photos and color
swatches, with a deposit and
an approval process.
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Artist Statement for Kari Feuer
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Artist's Statement:
Growing up in a beautiful part of the world, the Pacific Northwest, has been a grounding for my appreciation of my present surroundings clear across the country, in the Hudson Valley of New York. My response to the beauty of the landscape is an elegy for our loss of untouched innocent countryside, and a fusion of atmosphere and solidity to heighten the serenity I feel in being in nature.
In order to avoid being sentimental or manipulative, I find myself focussing more on the painting process than on a realistic portrayal. I let the paint itself stand in for the subject. It could be the dry brushing of the particles, to indicate the mystery and frailty of the image in the atmosphere. Or slathering, scraping, eroding the lost color buried in layers. The perspective shifts, losing or distorting the horizon, sometimes flying out to aerial views.
Although striving for a distillation of my initial responses to the mystery of a scene, I continue to begin a painting with a representational sketch or photo reference, then let the dram, the light and the season give their direction to the conceptualization of the painting process.
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