Friday, December 29, 2006
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by DUSTIN L. BOUTWELL
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Recent Events
"Inchoate", one of my larger works was selected for the 2006 International ARC Salon.
Inchoate 18 x 24
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December
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- Aryballos (4th Century B.C.) (4"x4.5") Hold
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- Palette Knife (2.25"x2.5") Sold
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- Revolution (5"x5") Hold(currently in gallery)
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- Garlic and Blue Cup (5"x7") Sold
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- In The Light (3.5"x5") Sold
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- Violet Ribbon (4"x6") Sold
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- Conical Helix (5"x5") Sold
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- Serpentine (5"x7") Sold
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- The Believer (6"x6") Hold(currently in gallery)
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- Shine (Silver Bell on Red) (4"x5") Sold
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- Crowned (5"x5")
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- Vani (4"x6") $125
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- Popped (4"x6") Sold
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- The Balance of Day and Night (5"x7")
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- Not to Bee (2"x2.5") Sold
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- Bee (2"x2.5") Sold
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- Garlic (2"x2.5") Hold(currently in gallery)
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- Tom's Soldier (3.5"x5") Sold
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- Mariage Freres (3.5"x5") Sold
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- Pickles from the Garden (5"x7") Sold
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- Martin's 1st Cupcake (4"x5") Sold
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6 comments:
Fabulous Painting!
Thanks Hall, I believe I saw a few of your paintings at CCC in Corning, my wife also had some work in that show.Dustin
Dustin,
Your work inspires me. How do you achieve the surface subtleties? This is something I've been trying to work on in my own work. Yes, I was part of Dave Higgin's show...I've been in too many in this region. --I'm in the one that Brian Keeler curated, too...down at the Laura Craig Gallery in Scranton. There's the academic side of being a fine artist: museum and college shows. Then there's the commercial side...making some bucks through one's ability to make a painting that someone wants to buy! I'm in 7 fairly good galleries, but you know the old story, the competition is tough. There are many very talented painters, and few sales to go around. I see that you live down in Corning. Marti Poole is quite a strong painter from that area. Who are you connected with down in your region?
Yes Hall I know David H. and paint with him and Tom B. every Sat in a group. There are a few others that are regular. Marty doesn't come very often any more. He's a terrific painter, one of my favorite living artist, and a good friend. I feel fortunate to know him. David Higgins and Tom Buechner have also been great sources of info and inspiration. I wouldn't be painting full-time had they not encouraged and supported me. I owe them much thanks. I am presently in one gallery... West End Gallery in Corning NY. I keep planning to seek out more but I never get to it. At the moment, commissions are keeping me very busy. Dustin
Beautiful technique! A lot of atmosphere with extciting handling.
Hello,
It seems to me that this aryballos is from the 6th century B.C.
Regards,
Marta
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