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Artist Exhibitions:
Vintage Gallery, September
2006
4356 Westheimer Road
Houston, TX 77027
Mo Mong Gallery, March 2007
(Artist's reception: 7:00-9:00
pm, Thursday, March 8th)
1201 Westheimer, Houston, TX 77006
Bikram Gallery, April - mid
May 2007
(Artist's reception: 7:30 pm,
Friday, March 30th)
1201 Lake Woodlands ...
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Artist Galleries:
The Blank Canvas
917 Franklin St., Houston, TX
77002
Art in the City
3601 W. Alabama, Suite 101
Houston, TX 77027
The Tasting Room Gallery,
River Oaks
2409 West Alabama
Houston, TX 77098
The Tasting Room Gallery,
Uptown Park
1101-18 Uptown Park Blvd.
Houston, TX 77056
Signature Gallery
(by ...
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Artist Reviews:
Coming Soon!
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Collections:
Coming Soon!
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Commissions:
Barbara Pickering, Houston,
Texas, USA
"Negatively Charged", three
panel suite
2x4 feet, Oil on Walnut...
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Artist Statement for Robert Glick
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Several years ago a gallery owner was impressed by my poetry and offered to sell it if I could find a way to display it. Faced with this challenge, I received some technical advice and started experimenting. I was intrigued by the myriad effects of language and figurative composition fused into a single form of expression and this kept me going until I developed sufficient skill to surrender to the call of art.
Using acrylics and oils, sometimes combined with resin, plaster, graphite, paper and other materials, I craft figurative abstracts primarily inspired by nature or concerned with the human condition. Touched with a wry sense of humor, fragments of quizzical, sensual verse can often be found scrawled graffiti-style across the page, or deeply embedded within layers of color. As both author and artist, it seems natural to combine language and form into motifs that, due to their different methods of communication, juxtapose the instinctual and rational, the raw and refined, the abstract and tangible. Often focused on creation, some works evoke images of God, religion, evolution and the origins of man.
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