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Summer Vibe in St Augustine
https://www.cjk-studio.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Plum_Gallery__CJK-Studio_1080p.mp4 Plum Gallery, St Augustine represent my work. In the heart of Downtown St Augustine on the oldest street in the USA. This Contemporary Gallery is a chic, modern surprise in the historic district. Contact Gallery Owner : Karen Erica & Amanda can also help advise both the novice and expert art enthusiast on purchasing art.(904) 825-0069 Summer Getaway – Plum have small & large works of art which celebrate fun bright marsh living! Landscapes and Marshscapes Exhibiting by CJK
Art on Centre : Promotional Media Campaign
https://youtu.be/qeB6NmuRdisArt on Centre represent my work, they take a personal interest in getting to know each artist they exhibit. It was a pleasure to be asked to appear in a promotional video for the gallery. In the heart of downtown Fernandina Beach sits Art on Centre, where fine art and collectibles come to life. In its contemporary space, Art on Centre combines a variety of mediums, from impressionistic landscapes to abstract sculptures… resulting in an experience that is nothing short
View New Landscape Paintings
Here is a sampling from the new Landscape Series This is a guide to newly available Landscape Paintings. Not shown here, are paintings exhibiting at Gallery Locations. Please email me if there is a specific painting you are interested in and I can direct you to the specific gallery. Landscapes by Claire J Kendrick @ www.cjk-studio.com
Installation | Private Residence
Installation at a private residence – I love the white wash wood framing on these oil paintings. Thanks to the owner of these little gems for sending me photographs.
Dancing in the Long Grass
40″ x 80″ | Diptych | Oil on Canvas | CJK When working “en plein air” everything is done wet on wet and in one sitting – often referred to as – alla prima. Working fast to capture the information you need outdoors, before the bugs or heat get ya! In the studio more time can be given to some decision making! Hope you like this one. “Dancing in the Long Grass”! Which is only a notion in Florida, as
New Paintings in the Botanical Series
Here are a few new paintings in the Botanical Series – This small painting inspired the large work below – I was attracted to the muted tones and calm clean palette. I was inspired to do this larger painting ” Dancing Irises” having painted a smaller version of this still life set up ” Vase and Vessel”. The Irises provide rhythm and movement in a calm muted set up. – I like the play of frenzy and composure. Peaceful Pose
Viva Florida | Celebrating Florida’s 500th Anniversary
Florida’s 500th Anniversary concludes with this popular exhibition that celebrates the sights and structures, beaches and byways, flora and fauna, history and happenings that are uniquely Florida. Visit the St Augustine Art Association. NOV 1 – DEC 29 / 2013 VIVA FLORIDA First Friday Art-walk, is on the first Friday of every month, the next one – Nov 1st, 2013. All the galleries in Downtown St Augustine will have new work and late night opening. Come out and enjoy! “Signals
Morning at the Marsh
These paintings are from a Marsh Series, new paintings are exhibiting at The Fairfax Gallery, Jacksonville and Grace Gallery, Winter Park. Living near the inter-coastal means I have a short walk to sketch and paint the marsh anytime I want. Its a constant source of inspiration and changes so dramatically from season to season. There is even a drastic change morning and evening!
Fields of Green
This time of year the marshlands are just awash with color. I captured some great moments in some small studies, and it’s about having the confidence to make the same color harmonies and vibrations happen in large work. This painting was inspired by the small study “Mini Acid Marsh” | 5″ x 7″, I was drawn to the strong pallet and mark making it prompted me to work on “Fields of Green” 36″ x 48″ canvas. As for the big marks,
Rivers Flow
36″ x 36″ | Oil on Linen | When a painting flows it’s a joy and that feeling is to be enjoyed, as it is usually short lived as the “struggle” phase crepes in. The “struggle” is an essential part of the process, it insures I’m alert, ready to be critical, and with this comes growth in my painting. The painting process is hard to gauge, sometimes a plan comes together and sometimes it takes a bit of working out,
