Tag: Plein Air Painting

  • Daylighting Tibbetts en Plein Air @ Gallery 505 – Jan 4th – March 29th 2024

    Daylighting Tibbetts en Plein Air @ Gallery 505 – Jan 4th – March 29th 2024

    Jan 4 – March 29th 2024 The show opening was great – it’s up until the end of March. Let me know if you want to meet there and check it out. You can see the online version of the work here. “Good evening, everyone. It’s wonderful to have you all here, for a mix…

  • 15. 238th Bridge over the Major Deegan

    15. 238th Bridge over the Major Deegan

    Just a day before embarking on this project, the IDA floods transformed this highway section into a watery expanse, stranding over 80 vehicles in the aftermath. Drawn back to the 238th Street Bridge, I set out to paint from the very spot where I had captured a poignant image on that tumultuous day.   At…

  • 13. The Broadway Drain

    13. The Broadway Drain

    I painted the culvert where Hester and Piero’s Mill Pond descends underground into the broadway sewer, spilling approximately 5 million gallons of fresh water a day over the waterfall into the darkness. Earlier this summer, the poignant struggles of ducklings, Canada geese, and a swan cygnet caught in the challenging waters below the falls left…

  • 12. Riverdale Crossing Mall parking lot

    12. Riverdale Crossing Mall parking lot

    I painted in the BJ’s warehouse parking lot, the former site of the Stella D’oro cookie factory. This was another spot I knew of with no fence blocking the view. It’s under a sign for the larger complex, RIVERDALE CROSSING. These type of name choices are funny, solely meant to capitalize on the nearby affluent…

  • 11. 234th st Bridge

    11. 234th st Bridge

    Residing atop a hill, each venture out to paint becomes a pilgrimage downhill, a ritualistic merging with the watershed’s embrace. Under autumn’s azure sky, the sun cast an unseasonably warm glow, painting the day with contrasts. I explored a bit looking for where I’d paint, – checking the Bailey playground along the fence line. No good…