Saturday, April 4, 2009

The Old Sugar Factory

The Old Sugar Factory oil on linen 16" x 20"


The Old Sugar Factory
was painted "plein air" before it, and so many other falling-down relics of an earlier industrial age, was totally demolished. It stood on a pier in Red Hook next to the Van Brunt pier, from which it was painted.

The painting will be in an exhibit,
2nd annual REPRESENT BROOKLYN, at the TRA Gallery, in which 40 artists who live and work in Brooklyn will show paintings of Brooklyn.

The Opening Reception will be Saturday, April 11, 3-8. The Closing Reception will be Saturday May 9, 4-8. For directions and hours visit http://www.tragallery.net or call 718-498-6082.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

It's great to have new paintings on the blog. I can see echoes, over to the right, of the terrific fragmentation that enlivens the works in the series with reflections. Will check out coming to the show later, but hope I can.

Chris