July 30, 2019
Images from the New Hope Art Gallery Summer Show
Tag: painting
Paintings–Bob Judge and Sandy DeLuca
The opening reception at Cranston Public Library was wonderful. I’m posting a few photos here.
My friend Eva and me
Bob Judge, Mike Rodriques and myself
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Creepy Things
The book ADORABLY WICKED is once again available, this time in in color. It includes color paintings and pen and ink drawings. The images are from my art series entitled Creepy Things.
At the end of 2018, and into 2019, I began a new series–cute and creepy. It’s influenced by the horror genre–as much of my work is. Back in the ’80’s, while in college, I studied children’s illustrations in my commercial art classes. In addition, I studied children’s literature. The two studies intersected naturally.
The Pop Surrealism movement caught my attention several years ago. When working on The Mad Hattery with Marge Simon, several of my paintings made an attempt to capture the “big eyes” of that genre. I believe that my studies of German Expressionism also play a role in this series, giving my work a less technical feel.
None of the originals are for sale online. However, prints, greeting cards and postcards of these images will be available at my gallery at RedBubble and at various art shows I will be part of in the future.
A Collection of Creepy Things
She Borrowed Mama’s Broom
Too Many Words
The Gathering
Marie and Her Pets
Mystical Cat Lady
Demon with an Attitude
Creepy Cat
Blue Angel
The Vampire’s Toy Collection
Prints, postcards, greeting cards and other products available at RedBubble.
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Unframed Works on Paper
On November 4th, 2018, I attended the last night of this three-day art party at Eunoia
Many thanks to Lucas James Xavier Kolasa , the gallery owner and Carol Scavotto.
The exhibit included a unique selection of beautiful art. It’s a wonderful space in New England, located in the Warwick area, at 275 West Natick Road.
Carol and Lucas had some great work on display. Other artists included Bob Judge, Lin Collette, William Schaff, Rossitza Skortcheva Donesky, Susan Klas Wright, Rebekah Major, John Buron.
Below, Lucas and his small landscapes on paper, left and Carol Scavotto chatting with Bob Judge, right.
Lucas and his landscape paintings. Beautiful, detailed work that he painted in just one night.
Carol Scavotto chatting with Bob Judge.
Below, Lucas James Xavier, left and Carol Scavotto, right.
Lucas, the gallery’s owner.
Carol Scavotto, her best friend and her wonderful work.
Various artists.
Various artists.
Various artists.
Various artists
Lin Collette’s work.
Various artists.
Various artists.
Various artists.
Various artists.
Work by various artists.
Carol’s work.
Carol’s work.
Carol’s work.
Carol Scavotto’s beautiful work.
Wonderful collage work by artist Lin Collette.
Collage work by Lin Collette.
Wonderful, whimsical collages by Lin Collette.
Below Susan Klas Wright creating and standing near her gorgeous work.
Susan getting some work done at the gallery.
Susan Klas Wright posing near her beautiful landscape paintings.
Paintings by Lucas.
Work by Lucas.
Amazing, photo real landscapes by Lucas.
Yours truly with the wonderful Ricky Gagnon, curator of the New Hope Art Galley (with some of my work on display.)
Bob Judge chatting with artist Barbara Rosenbaum.
Left, yours truly and artist/curator, Ricky Gagnon Right artists Barbara Rosenbaum and Bob Judge.
