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Paul Scott Gallery is very pleased to begin the representation of Angus, a Scotish born colorist who now lives in San Francisco with his family. Through the combination of vibrant color planes and dissecting lines, Angus has the uncanny ability to energize the often mundane genre of still life. His careful selection and arrangement of objects--fruit, vegetables, cloths, oddities--help to create a story that far exceeds any literal depiction of the subject. The objects becomes characters, the color becomes personalities and the lines become chapters. All that is left is each viewer's own reaction--antd that is what Angus wants!
Be sure to keep an eye on this artist. Stop in and see these beautiful works in person. Enjoy!
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Contemporary Beijing 2009 |
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Bridget Harper will participate in
Contemporary Beijing 2009 this August.
It is the 12th International Art Exposition of Beijing.
Two of her pieces will be on display from
August 27th to August 31, 2009 in the
Beijing China World Trade Center.
Congratulations Bridget!
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Hefferlin in American Artist Magazine |
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Paul Scott Gallery painter, Melissa Hefferlin has been featured in the popular magazine American Artist. The article about her life and art is entitled,“Telling Stories Based on Dreams, Experiences, and Friendships.” The article is in the June issue so go pick up your copy of American Artist now. Hefferlin lives and works in Chattanooga, Tennesse. She has studied at the world renowned Repin Institute of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture in St. Petersburg, Russia. Not only is she a talented professional oil painter, but she teaches painting, Russian art history, and speaks fluent Russian.
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Queensboro Bridge Centennial |
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Watercolorist Antonio Masi is having an exhibition at Fardom Gallery in Long Island City in New York celebrating the Centenial of the Queensboro Bridge. Masi emigrated to New York from Italy when he was 7 years old. He studied at the School of Visual Art and CUNY. He has created over 40 award winning paintings. In conjunction with his show in New York, Masi has been asked to appear on NBC’s show “Weekend Today in NY” last week and on New York's Channel 13 Sunday Art News at noon on Sunday, May 31. The East Hampton Star and NY Daily News both recently published articles featuring Masi’s work. His show at Fardom Gallery is entitled, “Queensboro Bridge: A Vision Realized,” and will last through the end of June.
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