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Paul Scott Gallery's talented landscape painter,
Peter Sakievich, has been accepted to the Hudson River
Fellowship. He will be painting and drawing plein air with
Jacob Collins and a number of well known New York
landscape painters. Sakievich will be studying with the
fellowhip throughout the month of July.
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Masi and The Queensboro Bridge Centennial |
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Our master watercolorist, Antonio Masi, will be having a show in New York City at Fardom Gallery, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Queensboro Bridge. He has been asked to appeared on the NBC tv show “Weekend Today in New York” to talk about the Queensboro Bridge Centennial and his paintings. There will also be a segment on his show on New York's Channel 13 Sunday Arts News at noon on Sunday, May 31.
Both The East Hampton Star and NY Daily News have recently published articles on Masi’s monumental watercolors and their connection to the historic bridges of New York. Masi also gave a lecture at Fardom Gallery on Wednesday, June 3rd, for the opening of his show entitled “Queensboro Bridge: a Vision Realized.” This exhibit will last through the end of this month.
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Larisa is a RayMar Finalist for October 2008! |
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Larisa Aukon was a finalist for the month of October in RayMar's Third Annual Fine Art Competition.
Her award recognized painting is titled “Remodeling,”a 12” x 16” plein air oil.
Congratualtions Larisa!
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Olga Porter: Culture Inside Picture of the Day |
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On October 22, Olga Porter’s painting “Yellow” was featured as picture of the day on CultureInside.com. At Paul Scott Gallery we are pleased that Porter's expressive figurative paintings are spreading throughout the international art scene.
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Larisa Aukon: Best of Show, 2008 Escalante Plein Air Festival |
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 Paul Scott Gallery artist Larisa Aukon recently won Best in Show for her painting “The House” in the 2008 Escalante Plein Air Festival in Escalante, Utah.
The Latvian-born colorist has quickly become one of the most talked about artists at Paul Scott Gallery. Her classical training at the Academy of Art in Riga, Latvia allows her to create masterful “modern” palettes while faithfully adhering to academic tenets. While her works are easy to spot from far away, at closer look they reflect balance, compositional confidence and color harmony.
The Flagstaff painter will be participating in the Sedona Arts Festival from October 19 to 26, 2008 in Sedona, Arizona. New works by Larisa are always on the wall at Paul Scott Gallery.
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