Don Gray, contemporary paintings: city

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Sunday, February 10, 2013

Track

Acrylic on archival paper, 30" x 22"
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Labels: abstract, acrylic on paper, aerial landscape, aerial view, buildings, city, monochrome, sun and shadow

Thursday, January 3, 2013

Passing Shadow

Oil on board, 30" x 30"
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Posted by Don Gray at 1:54 PM 0 comments

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Labels: aerial landscape, blue, city, Oil, oil on board, orange, red, streets, tan, thick paint, yellow

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This blog documents 25 years of my contemporary work. Small daily paintings and realist work can be seen at www.dailyartwest.com.

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Don Gray: I still feel like a beginner, even after a lifetime of painting. That’s the wonderful thing about art-making—each blank canvas offers the opportunity to rebuild your world anew. How many job descriptions offer that?

I grew up in rural northeast Oregon and started drawing and painting when very young. I’ve painted large murals all over the country, illustrated books, taught workshops and exhibited in galleries and museums. My art has traveled down two seemingly disparate but parallel paths: one more traditionally realist and the other more abstract. Sometimes they overlap.

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