I am exhibiting "Boulder Creek Sunrise" in R Gallery Exhibition: "Motion & Flow".
Boulder Creek Sunset 12" x 12" oil painting $350
This painting, one of my "Boulder Creek" series. The inspiration for this series of paintings arose from years of walking along Boulder Creek in all kinds of weather and at different times of day. After years of spending time along the creek, these paintings are my emotional response to the experience. This painting is part of a 12 painting series.
I am exhibiting "Foggy Morning Light" at R Gallery Exhibition, "New Beginnings" as part of Boulder Arts Week.
Foggy Morning Light 12" x 12" oil painting $350
This painting, one of my "Contemplative Light" works, is my interpretation of the morning light on the Walden Ponds in Boulder County. I was quite please with how the light came out of the painting.
"Foggy Morning Light" can be purchased online: Purchase Link
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I am participating in the Women's Caucus for Art Membership Exhibition called "Beyond the Surface" displaying one of my Boketto Series paintings "Boketto #11" as my answer to the question of "what is beyond the surface of our lives".
I invite the viewer of "Boketto #11" to look into their private interior landscape (beyond the surface) into my shared contemplation. "Boketto" is a Japanese word for "the concept of gazing vacantly into the distance without thinking" which describes the meditative experience.
Core New Art Space requires masks and social distancing
I am participating in a group exhibition at D'art Gallery called "New Beginnings" displaying "Yugen - Eternal Potential" as my answer to how we should begin this new year, new decade and new start. We can't schedule a reception due to COVID restrictions but you are invited to visit the exhibition and see the work in person.
D'art Gallery requires masks and social distancing so that everyone is protected and feels safe.
“Shift in Perspective” – Solo Exhibitions by Paula Peacock & Suzanne Frazier
“Shift in Perspective” displays each artist’s navigation towards spiritual evolution starting with Paula Peacock’s paintings and mixed media sculptures arising out of her grief on the death of her son, then shifting to paintings by Suzanne Frazier exploring the opening of consciousness in the morning light. The Main Gallery is divided to give a dedicated space for each artist to display an entire body of work.
“Altered Soul” – Solo Exhibition by Paula Peacock
“Altered Soul”, a solo exhibition by Paula Peacock, displays a visual journal of an artists' lonely passage through grief, heartache, and depression in search for peace after the death of her son. Realizing that each painting takes her closer towards healing, she looks deep within herself and learns that each moment is a lesson in growth and love. She shares her awareness that spiritual evolution arrives with a higher understanding of why we are here and why we leave.
Using her own life's experiences as her source of inspiration, Paula Peacock portrays ordinary objects with emotion, a touch of elegance, and a provocative glow with inter-plays of light. Working primarily in oils, in the manner of realism, her work reflects a combination of layered symbolism in the style of the classical table top still life involving subject matters with results that are thought provoking yet peaceful to the eye and mind.
The paintings and mix media sculptures displayed in this exhibit have won numerous awards including First Place in the 'All Colorado' exhibit in Littleton. She has exhibited in art museums and galleries in the US and her work can be found in many collections throughout the US, Canada, Italy, Denmark, and England. Her work can be viewed at: https://www.paulapeacock.com
“Spirit Light” – Solo Exhibition by Suzanne Frazier
For Suzanne Frazier, art is a vehicle for exploring the exterior and interior landscape of our existence on this planet. Each painting reflects her emotional response to the morning light that offers up spiritual solace and peace. Through this work, Suzanne explores the inspiration of the morning light to provide a meditative experience towards spiritual evolution.
Comprised of twelve oil paintings, Suzanne’s body of work explores a contemplative view of the Colorado landscape. Each painting lives in its own place and time, free from a particular association to a specific landscape. She shares her contemplation inviting the viewer to a new way of seeing.
Suzanne Frazier combines a BFA degree in Studio Arts from the University of Colorado with a BA degree in Philosophy from Lake Erie College to create a philosophical/meditative approach to art making. In 2015, Suzanne published the book, Contemplative Art describing her meditative painting process and definition for contemplative art. Her work is in private collections in the United States, Canada, Japan and Europe. Her work can be viewed at https://suzannefrazierartist.com
Shift in Perspective” – Solo Exhibitions by Paula Peacock & Suzanne Frazier
“Shift in Perspective” displays each artist’s navigation towards spiritual evolution starting with Paula Peacock’s paintings and mixed media sculptures arising out of her grief on the death of her son, then shifting to paintings by Suzanne Frazier exploring the opening of consciousness in the morning light. The Main Gallery is divided to give a dedicated space for each artist to display an entire body of work.
“Spirit Light” – Solo Exhibition by Suzanne Frazier
For Suzanne Frazier, art is a vehicle for exploring the exterior and interior landscape of our existence on this planet. Each painting reflects her emotional response to the morning light that offers up spiritual solace and peace. Through this work, Suzanne explores the inspiration of the morning light to provide a meditative experience towards spiritual evolution.
Comprised of twelve oil paintings, Suzanne’s body of work explores a contemplative view of the Colorado landscape. Each painting lives in its own place and time, free from a particular association to a specific landscape. She shares her contemplation inviting the viewer to a new way of seeing.
Suzanne Frazier combines a BFA degree in Studio Arts from the University of Colorado with a BA degree in Philosophy from Lake Erie College to create a philosophical/meditative approach to art making. In 2015, Suzanne published the book, Contemplative Art describing her meditative painting process and definition for contemplative art. Her work is in private collections in the United States, Canada, Japan and Europe. Her work can be viewed at https://suzannefrazierartist.com
“Altered Soul” – Solo Exhibition by Paula Peacock
“Altered Soul”, a solo exhibition by Paula Peacock, displays a visual journal of an artists' lonely passage through grief, heartache, and depression in search for peace after the death of her son. Realizing that each painting takes her closer towards healing, she looks deep within herself and learns that each moment is a lesson in growth and love. She shares her awareness that spiritual evolution arrives with a higher understanding of why we are here and why we leave.
Using her own life's experiences as her source of inspiration, Paula Peacock portrays ordinary objects with emotion, a touch of elegance, and a provocative glow with inter-plays of light. Working primarily in oils, in the manner of realism, her work reflects a combination of layered symbolism in the style of the classical table top still life involving subject matters with results that are thought provoking yet peaceful to the eye and mind.
The paintings and mix media sculptures displayed in this exhibit have won numerous awards including First Place in the 'All Colorado' exhibit in Littleton. She has exhibited in art museums and galleries in the US and her work can be found in many collections throughout the US, Canada, Italy, Denmark, and England. Her work can be viewed at: https://www.paulapeacock.com
I am delighted to be showing three works in the "Small Works" Exhibition at 40 West Art Gallery with the Colorado Chapter of the Women's Caucus for Art.
(top) Sunrise Light, (middle) Morning Rocks, (bottom) Fall Foggy Sunrise, 12 inches x 15 inches oil paintings
The Colorado Chapter of the national organization Women's Caucus for Art has 80 women artists working within Colorado. The Colorado Chapter has been an active member of the WCA since 1990. WCA CO is celebrating the 30 year Anniversary participating in the National Women's Caucus of Art.
(Located just North of the Boulder Mall on the West side of Broadway.)
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Sunday 11 am to 6 pm
Mountains, Peaks & Waterfalls
Exhibition Dates: 8/13/20 - 9/17/20
I am delighted to have "Aspen Fall Afternoon" from my Colorado Foothills Series on display in Boulder at the R Gallery in the "Mountains, Peaks & Waterfalls" Exhibition.
