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Rolling In | 2026 | 50 x 60” | Oil on Canvas What makes an original painting collectible? Is it the size? The subject? The artist’s reputation? The gallery that represents it? Those things matter. But sometimes, for the artist, a truly significant painting is something much more personal. I call these milestone works. Rolling In, completed in 2026, is one of them. It was an emotional painting—a push and pull between uncertainty and resolution, and ultimately, a search for

Blue Horizon, 2026, 60×96 Oil on Canvas by Claire Jane Kendrick, www.cjk-studio.com There is something different about standing in front of a painting that measures five feet by eight feet. At this scale, the work does not simply occupy a wall. It changes the relationship between the viewer and the space around it. The painting becomes architectural. For Claire Jane Kendrick, working at this scale is both an artistic challenge and an opportunity. The question is not simply how to

To some viewers, Claire Jane Kendrick’s compulsion to return to the coast—and to paint the ocean again and again—may seem curious, even mystifying. But perhaps it is not unlike a musician returning to the same piece of music. The notes may be familiar, yet every performance offers another opportunity to listen, refine, interpret and discover something new. For Kendrick, the coastline provides that opportunity. The subject may be recognizable: a horizon, a breaking wave, an expanse of blue water, the

Marsh Life 72×48 Oil on Canvas ….New Work Alert at Atlantic Contemporary! Here a selection of just two paintings that are available. Ask to see full inventory. Today was one of those Florida days you dream about—blue, blue, blue skies stretching wide over the marsh and beach. I took the long way up through Heckscher Drive, and as always, the land whispered inspiration. Sketches were made. Ideas were sparked. And now, new paintings have arrived at Atlantic Contemporary Gallery in

A new colorful diptych by Claire Jane Kendrick Diptych, 48 x 96 in. (two panels, 48 x 48 in. each), oil on canvas Infused with light and vitality, New Dawn, New Day reflects the dynamic rhythms of Florida’s wild coastline, where the intercoastal waterway meets the marshlands. Inspired by walks in Guana State Park, this expansive diptych embodies a bold, expressive energy. Kendrick’s risk-taking brushwork and glowing palette convey movement, harmony, and joy. The title nods to Nina Simone’s iconic

Out in the field, where sky meets marsh and wind sketches the landscape before any brush can—this is where the work begins. Before a painting is born, there is a deep, immersive process—one rooted in observation, patience, and connection. Today, our artist ventures into the wild quiet, where brine-bleached grasses and oyster beds speak in texture and light. Dragonflies hover, birds call, and somewhere between wind gusts and glints of water, new compositions begin to take shape. Sketchbook in hand,

Title: “Wide Open” 48 x 48 inches | Oil on Canvas | Original SOLD | Giclee Print on Archival Canvas Available 48×48 In Wide Open, Claire Kendrick captures the expressive potential of Florida’s marshlands—landscapes rich in subtle shifts and surprising color. Through deliberate layering and confident application of paint, Kendrick creates visual vibrations that echo the energy of the natural world. The surface hums with motion: greens give way to ochres, soft blues to warm silvers, revealing a spectrum far