Showing posts with label santa fe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label santa fe. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

"Paseo Mist" 20''x16'' Acrylic Painting

©2010 Mark Yearwood
"Paseo Mist''
20''x16''x1.5'' Acrylic on Gallery Canvas

A recent surreal painting based on influences of travels to Santa Fe. Paseo de Peralta circles the old downtown district of the city and is lined with adobe structures. I wanted to give a hint to the subject without going into a lot of details.

Sunday, September 26, 2010

"Mindscape I" 12''x12'' Acrylic Painting

©2010 Mark Yearwood
SOLD
"Mindscape I"
12''x12''x1.5'' Acrylic on Gallery Canvas

A new landscape from my mind. What is the mysterious structure rising up in the distance?

Saturday, September 4, 2010

InArt Santa Fe Gallery

©2010 Mark Yearwood
On Wednesday I made a trip with several new paintings to Santa Fe, NM and I am glad to announce that InArt Santa Fe Gallery is my new representative there. The gallery is located at 219 Delgado Street just off Canyon Road. The owners have a beautifully restored adobe home that is almost 100 years old that creates a warm environment for the quality fine art paintings and sculpture displayed inside and out. Old Santa Fe charm and history with modern touches and class. I look forward to the partnership with InArt Santa Fe and all of the opportunities being in this city full of fine artists.
My 48x48'' painting , "Legend" hangs on the front porch with a Robert Ash sculpture out front.

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Vaya al Oeste..or bust!

©2010 Mark Yearwood
"New Horizon"
24''x36'' Acrylic
SOLD
That blog title is Spanish for "go West", which is where my art career seems to be heading from here. West from Oklahoma to the art Mecca of Santa Fe, NM. Next week I'll be packing up my best and going to a great gallery there to discuss representation and hopefully a new home for my paintings. This is huge for me and I don't take this opportunity lightly. A door has been opened to a new horizon and I'm ready to cross the threshhold!

This painting I finished yesterday will make the trip and the title pretty much sums up the whole situation in those two words.

Go West or bust. Well, I doubt about the bust part, but I am on a mission!

More about the new gallery soon.