Artist Information:
Tracy Levesque
Dalton, MA
United States
Member Since: Jan 2012

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Artist Statement:
The act of painting is not what it was once thought to be.
Time has forever changed the present and the future of painting. This fact must be acknowledged by both the artist and the viewer alike. A painting in itself is no longer a transcendental work of heightened reality, ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Upcoming Solo Exhibitions
March 30 - April 20, 2012
yBar, 391 North Sreet, Pittsfield, MA
Opening reception Friday, March 30, 2012 from 7-10 PM
May 2012 TBA
Shawn's Barber Shop, Pittsfield, MA
Upcoming Group Exhibitions
March 15-April 14, 2012 "Outside In: The Art of the Garden"
Lichtenstein Center ...
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Artist Galleries:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Reviews:
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Collections:
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Commissions:
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Tracy Levesque's Premiere Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Tracy Levesque's Portfolio. The act of painting is not what it was once thought to be.
Time has forever changed the present and the future of painting. This fact must be acknowledged by both the artist and the viewer alike. A painting in itself is no longer a transcendental work of heightened reality, it is neither an idol nor an ideal, it is merely an attempt to reveal existence as a reason for existing. It is a material justification for existence attempting to reveal the transitory nature of human life as an absolute. Painting can also be described as a constructive act where a valid movement towards freedom is attempted as proof of existence. Nature is transient, human life is mortal, even the universe is finite, thus art too must perpetuate this never-to-be finished revelation.
The anatomy of a painting is an explanation of its nature. Colour and texture ignite the senses, subject matter exploits emotional content, the outline is a blueprint in which the frozen moment resides and the two dimensional surface on which it is created is a limitation which must be reconciled by the creation itself. A painting is a moment of truth; a single moment of existence ... |
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