Kirk Stoller

Currently, my art practice seems to be divided into two expressions of form that strive to reach the same goal, … More

William Crump

There were a very few specific works by Monet I saw in Paris last summer while at the Musée d’Orsay. … More

As part of my practice I began creating these studies on paper as intermediary works between pencil drawings and … More

I have been thinking lately about image and self-image and also perception and misperception. These thoughts have led to … More

I work in a style that is reductive and geometric. My primary work is painting, primarily encaustic on panel. My … More

Last winter I spent the day at Wave Hill and was profoundly affected by the Conservatory’s Tropical house. The warm … More

In addition to making abstract paintings, I draw from life. My ongoing series of graphite drawings includes self-portraits, skulls, and … More

The second image is of a plant that used to live at the end of my bed. I woke up … More

Earlier this year I made small paintings on panels for an exhibition I had at Kingston Gallery in Boston. Over … More

The first one is the “real” work. It’s currently in my show at Ille Arts. It’s actually a portrait of … More

My primary work is oil on canvas. In these works the images flirt between fragmented figuration and abstraction. There are … More

Though I have recently changed direction, attention to color, form and geometry permeate my work even as I moved from … More