Exhibition: Emergence : Anthony Cramer & Juan Jr. Ramirez
Anthony Cramer
Back in 2012,
I posted this debut of four young artists,
one of whom was Anthony Cramer
Anthony Cramer
Now, Anthony returns with another young, self-taught artist
who found him on Craig's list
looking for partners in plein air painting
Juan Jr. Ramirez
Not to take anything away from Anthony,
but I'm totally fascinated by Juan
Juan Jr. Ramirez
Perhaps because he has an interest in sculpture
as evidenced by this study of a head
from Rodin's Burghers of Calais
Juan Jr. Ramirez
He's more interested in some of the formal qualities of painting,
especially the illusion of volume,
than in the direct observation of nature,
so you're not going to find him
in our open workshops.
But I hope we continue to find him
in our exhibitions.
Juan Jr. Ramirez
Juan Jr. Ramirez
(portrait of Anthony Cramer)
Juan Jr. Ramirez
Juan Jr. Ramirez
Juan Jr. Ramirez
Juan Jr. Ramirez
As it turns out,
Juan's approach to landscape painting
is not exactly plein air.
But that's O.K.
He seems to be channeling
the early 20th C. Modernists.
Back in 2012,
I posted this debut of four young artists,
one of whom was Anthony Cramer
Anthony Cramer
Now, Anthony returns with another young, self-taught artist
who found him on Craig's list
looking for partners in plein air painting
Juan Jr. Ramirez
Not to take anything away from Anthony,
but I'm totally fascinated by Juan
Juan Jr. Ramirez
Perhaps because he has an interest in sculpture
as evidenced by this study of a head
from Rodin's Burghers of Calais
Juan Jr. Ramirez
He's more interested in some of the formal qualities of painting,
especially the illusion of volume,
than in the direct observation of nature,
so you're not going to find him
in our open workshops.
But I hope we continue to find him
in our exhibitions.
Juan Jr. Ramirez
Juan Jr. Ramirez
(portrait of Anthony Cramer)
Juan Jr. Ramirez
Juan Jr. Ramirez
Juan Jr. Ramirez
Juan Jr. Ramirez
As it turns out,
Juan's approach to landscape painting
is not exactly plein air.
But that's O.K.
He seems to be channeling
the early 20th C. Modernists.