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"Hallelujah
Hollyhocks"
Through
watercolor, I have found the perfect expression of my love of
color. I began painting watercolors in the fall of 1998,
after retirement from a career in education. I have
experimented with several different styles of watercolor:
realistic portrayals, floral samplers, impressionistic "plein air"
paintings, and an abstracted "imargination" style.
Though my florals seem to be popular, I also enjoy painting
children, landscapes, and other facets of nature.
Patricia
Flynn's watercolors can be seen at the following galleries:
The Coffee Gallery
17750 Fruitport Rd.
Spring Lake, MI 49456
616-850-9500
The Blue Heron Gallery
131 Ames Street
Elk Rapids, MI 49629
231-264-9210
Button
- Petter Gallery
161 Blue Star Hwy.
Douglas, MI 49406
269-857-2175
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2010 Notes of Interest
I have published a
chronological guide to my paintings titled A Watercolor Journey.
Click on the "MY BOOK" link above.
February 5 - Opening reception
for the Winter Festival, a multi-media juried exhibit at Gallery Uptown,
Grand Haven, MI. My paintings "Croton Carnivale" and
"Aloe-icious" were accepted.
Arthur Frederick, owner of the
Button-Petter Gallery in Douglas, accepted ten of my watercolors for display
in the gallery. This is probably the largest and finest of the art
galleries in Southwest Michigan, with nationally known artists.
I submitted five
postcard-sized paintings for the Muskegon Museum's Postcard Salon reception
and sale, February 4.
Continued networking with
Painting Pals on Wednesdays at the HAAC, an open painting workshop.
Tulip Time Friends of Art
exhibit on during May at the Holland Area Arts Council. I had two
paintings in this exhibit, "Tulip Tribute" and "Market
Dahlias".
Looking forward to
the publication of The Best of Watermedia Artists, with a
two-page spread of "Paleo Pathways" and "Hussy/Poppy",
most likely to be out in July.
June 20 - opening reception
for the Michigan Water Color Society annual juried exhibit, at Dennos Museum
of Art, Traverse City. My "Chihooligan" painting was
accepted.
I have a painting accepted
into the Arizona Watercolor Association National Exhibit, opening in August,
and running through October. "Aloe-icious" will be in this
show at the Glendale campus of Arizona State University.
I will be taking a three-day
workshop at the end of July with "Cheap Joe" Miller at the Arts
Council. Our Painting Pals Art Camp will be at Chris Bart's Chief Lake
cottage in mid-August.
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