KATHRYN VAN DYKE NEW PAINTINGS September 5 - September 30, 2000 BIOGRAPHY PRESS RELEASE |
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| Van Dyke's interests lie in structure, texture, form, and color. She seeks contradictory spaces and multiple perspectives. For instance, she has painted a number of works using metallic paint resulting in the surface shifting and changing according to the viewer's perspective. Her juxtapositions create situations and forms that are unstable, ephemeral. In her painting she looks for a kind of disorientation, followed by a reorientation into a place that we have never seen but that is familiar to us. | |
| What Is and
What Is Not, 2000 oil on canvas 14 x 11" |
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| Root Beer
Drops,
2000 oil on canvas 8 x 6" |
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| Neighbors, 2000 oil on canvas 14 x 33" |
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| Crowded Silver
Lines, 2000 oil on canvas 36 x 42" |
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| Silver
Lines-Landscape, 2000 oil on canvas 36 x 42" |
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| While You Were
Gone, 2000 oil on canvas 18 x 12" (diptych) |
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| Blue
Day, 2000 oil on canvas 12 x 27" (triptych) |
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| Sweet Trip-Silver
Sky, 2000 oil on canvas 72 x 42" (diptych) |
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