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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Moments of Silence Paintings by Douglas Newton
DESCRIPTION:CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing) is pleased to announce “Moments of Silence\,â€_an exhibition of small oil paintings by Douglas Newton. \nThese paintings invite sustained contemplation. Some are from observed reality. Others are mostly from his imagination. They are all painted over days and weeks of concentration and creativity. While his subjects from life are recognizable\, he eschews photo realism in favor of building up a richness of color and sumptuousness of form. \nARTIST STATEMENT: \nI paint subjects that have unexpected beauty that I translate into oil paint. I paint from my imagination and also from reality. I also have a series on candies and their wrappers\, focusing on their translucency and reflections. In all these paintings\, my emphasis is on light\, color\, texture and atmosphere. \nSome of the paintings are simple\, direct compositions. Others become almost abstract in their complexity. All\, I hope\, help us see the unexpected beauty in everything around us. \nDOUGLAS NEWTON \nhttp://www.douglasnewtonpaintings.com \ne-mail: dnewton456@gmail.com \nDOUGLAS NEWTON BIOGRAPHY: \nI have been painting seriously for about thirty years and full time for fifteen. Before that\, I had a career as an advertising art director. \nAt first\, I worked in a “suburban surrealismâ€_mode\, painting the American landscape\, houses and gardens\, mostly from my imagination. I have also drawn and painted extensively from the figure. At the same time\, I began painting still lives\, mostly food\, toys and household objects. Gradually\, the still life painting became my main interest. The series of candy paintings evolved out of my food still lives. \nI work directly from nature\, instead of using photography as a reference.The paintings are all oil on canvas\, gallery wrapped on heavy stretchers. My main focus is capturing the effects of light on form\, texture and color. I also try to make the paint itself beautiful\, and to feel\, not like photo realism\, but as rich\, sensuous oil painting.
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LOCATION:Kyoto
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Paintings by Douglas Newton
DESCRIPTION:CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing) is pleased to announce “Moments of Silence\,” an exhibition of small oil paintings by Douglas Newton. \nThese paintings invite sustained contemplation. Some are from observed reality. Others are mostly from his imagination. They are all painted over days and weeks of concentration and creativity. While his subjects from life are recognizable\, he eschews photo realism in favor of building up a richness of color and sumptuousness of form. \nARTIST STATEMENT:\nI paint subjects that have unexpected beauty that I translate into oil paint. I paint from my imagination and also from reality. I also have a series on candies and their wrappers\, focusing on their translucency and reflections. In all these paintings\, my emphasis is on light\, color\, texture and atmosphere. \nSome of the paintings are simple\, direct compositions. Others become almost abstract in their complexity. All\, I hope\, help us see the unexpected beauty in everything around us. \nDOUGLAS NEWTON\nhttp://www.douglasnewtonpaintings.com\ne-mail: dnewton456@gmail.com \nDOUGLAS NEWTON BIOGRAPHY: \nI have been painting seriously for about thirty years and full time for fifteen. Before that\, I had a career as an advertising art director. \nAt first\, I worked in a “suburban surrealism” mode\, painting the American landscape\, houses and gardens\, mostly from my imagination. I have also drawn and painted extensively from the figure. At the same time\, I began painting still lives\, mostly food\, toys and household objects. Gradually\, the still life painting became my main interest. The series of candy paintings evolved out of my food still lives. \nI work directly from nature\, instead of using photography as a reference.The paintings are all oil on canvas\, gallery wrapped on heavy stretchers. My main focus is capturing the effects of light on form\, texture and color. I also try to make the paint itself beautiful\, and to feel\, not like photo realism\, but as rich\, sensuous oil painting.\nONE PERSON SHOWS: \n2014  Kings Highway Library\, “Reflections”\, Brooklyn\, NY \n2011  Dacia Gallery\, “Unwrapped”\, New York\, NY \n2011  Lotus Fine Art & Design\, “Eye Candy”\, Woodstock\, NY \n1991  Educational Testing Service\, Henry Chauncey Conference Center\, Princeton\, NJ \nGROUP SHOWS: \n2015 Denise Bibro Fine Art\, “Art From The Boros III”\, New York\, NY \n2015  BWAC\, “Wide Open 6” juried show\, Rujeko Hockley\, Brooklyn Museum\, juror\, Brooklyn\, NY \n2014  Maloney Art Gallery\, “Home”\, College of Saint Elizabeth\, Morristown\, NJ \n2014  Stanford Alumni Art Exhibition\, “Art•Work”\, New York\, NY \n2014  Denise Bibro Fine Art\, Art from the Boros II\, New York\, NY \n2014  Art Essex Gallery\, January Invitational Exhibit\, Essex\, CT \n2013  Elisa Contemporary Art\, “Curate NYC”\, Riverdale\, NY \n2013  Hudson Guild Gallery\, “Sister\, Brother\, Father\, Daughter\, Wife\, Husband”\, New York\, NY \n2013  Art League of Long Island’s 56th L.I. Artists’ Exhibition\, April Gornik\, juror. Dix Hills\, Long Island\, NY \n2013  TRA Gallery\, “Blue” and “Red”\, Brooklyn\, NY \n2012  Curious Matter Gallery\, “Dangerous Toys”\, Jersey City\, NJ \n2012  Hadas Gallery\, Yo Brooklynites II\, Brooklyn\, NY \n2012  Jadite Gallery\, Group Show\, New York\, NY \n2011  Longwood Art Gallery\, “Toys & Games With A Twist”\, Hostos Community College\, Bronx\, NY \n2011  Tabla Rasa Gallery\, 4 paintings\,”Childish Things”\, Brooklyn\, NY \n2011  Rush Corridor Gallery\, 10 paintings\, “Mmm..I Want to Eat That Art”\, Brooklyn\, NY \n2011  Denise Bibro Fine Art\, 2 paintings\, “Sinister Play”\, New York\, NY \n2011  Hudson Guild\, “Inanimate Pictures”\, New York\, NY \n2009  Acento Gallery\, “Five New York Artists”\, Abu Dhabi \n2009  Hudson Guild\, “Appetizing Pictures”\, New York\, NY \n2009  Gallery 125\, “A Feast for the Eyes”\, Trenton\, NJ \n2006  Madarts Figure Show\, Brooklyn\, NY \n2006  The Arts Guild of Rahway\, “A Separate Reality”\, Curator\, Samantha Dorfman\, Rahway\, NJ \n2002  Gallery in the Woods\, Exhibitions in their gallery in Brattleboro\, Vermont \n2002  ARTeur Visual Codex\, Group Show in New York City and at Maryland Art Place\, Baltimore \n2002  Maine/Maritime International “Flatworks 2002”\, Read Art Gallery\, University of Maine\, Group Exhibition \n1996  Nicholas Davies & Co. Gallery\, New York City\, “Fin de Siècle”\, Group Exhibition \n1993  Tribeca 148 Gallery\,. New York City“Maximazation”\, Curator: Madelaine Messmore Netter \n1992  Pleides Gallery\, New York City\, Annual Juried Exhibition\, “Point of View” \nJuror: Daniel Cameron\, art critic\, curator \n1991  Hudson River Open 91\, Hudson River Museum\, Yonkers\, NY \nJurors:  Richard Haas\, Muralist\, Michael Borghi\, Borghi and Co.\, Fine Art\, New York\, Philip Verre\, Director of The Hudson River Museum \n1989  Pleides Gallery\, New York City\, Annual Juried Exhibition\, “Sight Unseen”\nJuror:   Kim Levin\, Art Critic\, The Village Voice \n1989  Hudson River Open 89\, Hudson River Museum\, Yonkers\, NY\,\nHonorable Mention\nJurors:  Susan Larsen\, Whitney Museum of American Art\,  Lynne Addison\, The Museum of Modem A\,  Liese Hilgeman\, The Hudson River Museum \n1983  Rye Art Center\, Rye\, New York Juried Show\, “Point of View”\, Second Prize\nJuror: Lisa Phillips\, Whitney Museum \nEDUCATION: \nArt Center College   Stanford University\, B.A \nPUBLICATIONS: \n2011  Review in the Woodstock Times\, June 9\, “Eye Candy at Barthel”\, by Paul Smart \n2010  Painting “Self” included in the art book “Planet Earth” for “Friends of the Earth International” \n2009  Best of America\, Oil Artists\, Volume II\, book \n2004  Painting “Self” used on the front cover of Quadrant\, the Journal of the C. G. Jung Foundation for Analytical Psychology
URL:https://jp.crsny.org/index.php/event/exhibition-moments-of-silence-paintings-by-douglas-newton/2015-08-20/
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