My recent painting I created for the Wanderlust exhibit has found a new home. Interdependence is an acrylic on 600 gsm pressed paper postcard, roughly 6″ wide by 4″ high. It is currently on display as part of the Wanderlust show at Modern Eden Gallery in San Francisco. The exhibit is up now through January 3rd.
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I’ve recently finished my painting for the upcoming “Wanderlust” exhibit at Modern Eden Gallery in San Francisco, CA. The painting is an acrylic on cardstock (it’s an actual postcard!), roughly 6″ wide by 4″ high, titled Interdependence. The piece is part of my In Our Veins series though I created it with the show in mind. The exhibit will have an opening reception on December 13th at Modern Eden Gallery, from 6-10 pm. It will remain up through January 3, 2015. In the meantime, view my piece online: http://amyguidry.com/interdependence.html.
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Another one of the coasters I painted for the La Luz de Jesus Gallery’s Coaster Show has sold. There are now only two of my coasters left! If you are in Los Angeles, check them out in person at La Luz de Jesus Gallery or they are also available for purchase online. View them online here: http://laluzdejesus.com/the-2nd-annual-coaster-show-harold-fox/guidry_union/ and here: http://laluzdejesus.com/the-2nd-annual-coaster-show-harold-fox/guidry_connected/.
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One of the coasters I created for La Luz de Jesus Gallery’s Coaster Show recently sold. The title is Whole and it is an acrylic on cardstock, 4″ tondo. There are three remaining coasters that I painted left, currently on display in the exhibition through September 28th. Even if you are not in Los Angeles to see the show, you can still get one by contacting Matt Kennedy, Gallery Director at (323) 666-7667.
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As mentioned earlier, I was invited to create a set of coasters for La Luz de Jesus Gallery’s 2nd Annual Coaster Show. My coasters are finished and currently at the gallery, awaiting the opening on September 5th. They are 4″ tondo coasters, acrylic on cardstock, and $100 each- top row from the left- Intertwined and Whole; bottom row from left- Union and Connected. The exhibit runs September 5-28, with an opening reception on the 5th from 8-11pm. In the meantime, view the coasters online here: http://amyguidry.com/coaster.html.
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I received some good news: my work has been selected for the “Real and Surreal” exhibit to be held at Sandra Lee Gallery in San Francisco, California. The juror of this exhibit is DeWitt Cheng, Art writer, critic, and curator of Stanford Art Spaces. The exhibit will run September 4th through the 26th, with an opening September 4th from 5:30-7:30pm.
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Here is a sneak preview of what I’ve been working on for the upcoming 2nd Annual Coaster Show at La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles, CA. On the left is my sketch on the actual coaster after applying gesso and the sketches on the right are for other coasters. I’ll be posting more photos here soon. The Coaster Show takes place at La Luz de Jesus starting September 5th (with an opening reception from 8-11pm) through September 28th.
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I received some great news the other day. My painting The Pack recently received a Juror’s Award in the Peaceable Kingdom: Animals, Real or Imagined exhibit at the Bedford Gallery in Walnut Creek, California. My work was selected by guest jurors Stephanie Cannizzo, Assistant Curator of the Berkeley Art Museum and Cathy Kimball, Executive Director and Chief Curator of the San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art. If you are or will be in the San Francisco area, you can view the exhibit now through May 19.
View the painting online here: www.amyguidry.com/pack.html
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I’m excited to announce my work has been selected for the Peaceable Kingdom: Animals, Real and Imagined exhibit at the Bedford Gallery, Lesher Center for the Arts, in Walnut Creek, California. The jurors for the exhibit were Stephanie Cannizzo, Assistant Curator of the Berkeley Art Museum and Cathy Kimball, Executive Director and Chief Curator of the San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art. The exhibit will run from March 3- May 19 with an opening reception on March 3rd from 3-5pm.
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Finally finished! I’ve just completed my painting for The Great West Coast Migration traveling exhibition. The title is One and it is an acrylic on canvas, 6″ x 6.” The exhibition is organized by PangeaSeed and will benefit sharks and oceans in Japan and abroad. Given that so many sharks are killed for their fins (a delicacy in Japan and China), this cause was of particular interest to me not only as an artist but as a vegan as well. People often think of sharks as vicious predators, (thanks, Media!) when in fact, they do not seek out humans and only a small percentage of shark attacks occur each year. I wanted to focus on them as being part of this world and just as significant as the rest of us. I combined the human faces with the shark body to illustrate them as one, or equals. The shark body floats in the air, in keeping with many of my other paintings, but also mimicking the hunted, hanging sharks I so often see. Such a simple title- One– and such a simple concept, yet we still struggle to see our planet as something to share rather than dominate.
The exhibition will begin this summer at the following galleries:
Seattle – Roq la Rue Gallery- July 13-15
Portland – Grass Hut Co.- July 20-22
San Francisco – Spoke Art Gallery- July 27-28
Los Angeles – LeBasse Project- August 2-4
Costa Mesa – The Artery- August 10-12
San Diego – Space 4 Art- August 17-19
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