Showing posts with label douglas witmer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label douglas witmer. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Glasstire.com announcement...

The last line in this announcement on Glasstire.com about the upcoming show at Gray Contemporary that I have work in had me laughing this morning...



Jeffrey Cortland Jones, Tim McFarlane & Douglas Witmer

November 20 - December 12, 2014
7026 Old Katy Road, suite 253, Houston, TX 77024 Get directions
713-862-4425
Painting, painting, and painting! By some smart painters!

Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Exhibition: Gray Contemporary


I'm pleased to announce that I will have work in an upcoming three-person exhibition at 
Gray Contemporary in Houston, Texas. The show features paintings by Jeffrey Cortland Jones (Ohio), myself, and Douglas Witmer (Philadelphia). 

Opening Reception: 
November 20, 2014
6pm-9pm
Exhibition continues through December 12, 2014

Gray Contemporary
7026 Old Katy Road, #253
Houston, TX 77024

P: 713.862.4425
F: 713.862.4427
info@graycontemporary.com

(image: Jeffrey Cortland Jones, Workt (Facet), 2014, enamel and mixed media on paper, 26 x 20 in.)

Wednesday, November 02, 2011

Great studio visit yesterday with Douglas Witmer,  Jeffrey Cortland Jones, and Jones' colleague at Dayton University, Kyle Phelps. Jeffrey and Kyle were in Philly from Ohio and this was my first time meeting JCJ, after having been 'net friends for a few years now. 


Studio visits with other artists always serve as reminders of how much time I spend with my ideas in my head and working in solitude because I talk so much when people come around...

Friday, March 19, 2010

Philly invades New York!

Two shows to look for if you're in Chelsea, but there's only a week left for one and two weeks for the other, so if you're in NYC soon, check them out:

Ring The Bells Anew

Show ends March 27th

Blank Space Gallery
511 West 25th Street, Suite 204
Ny, NY 10001


Memories Are Uncertain Friends

Show ends April 3rd

Margaret Thatcher Projects
539 West 23rd Street, ground floor
New York, NY





Friday, May 22, 2009

Moore/Witmer


Gordon Moore

One of the artists whose work I really enjoyed seeing during a quick round of art in Chelsea.Untitled, 2007, Latex, ink, pumice on canvas, 90” x 66”
More of his work can be seen on Artnet.


(photo via Douglas Witmer.com)

I also got over to the Painting Center to see Douglas Witmer's show, Field + Stream. The space was small, but the work looked good in it. For me, the color bars floating in a sea of grey washes lent the work something of a sense of place, or a glimpse of memories of some place or time. The tension of color edge to painting edge along with the bold colors sitting in seas of beautiful greys gave these pieces a kind of energy that you might not notice unless you spent some time looking. Also, Witmer allowed the gesso to roam free of brushwork and just flow down the surfaces in some of the pieces. Some of the resulting uncolored edges seemed to disappear and gave some of the works an added illusion of floating, depending on the angle at which the works were viewed.