This is one of fifteen paintings I will have at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. The show is called “FATHOM”, opening July 25th!
I have three small paintings that are this size, everything else is larger. if you are in the area, come check out the exhibit!
I have been holding onto this painting for a couple years. I always liked the feel of this one. It will be part of the upcoming show “Fathom” at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana! The show opens July 25th.
I have been very busy finalizing, varnishing and framing some of my favorite recent works for this exhibition! I plan on including 15 paintings with a number of large pieces.
A new painting freshly varnished and framed! One of many paintings that will be heading to a July show at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. Today is the first of July, time is getting tight!
A new painting in my studio. I am putting together a collection of work for a July show at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana.
An abstracted and bit surreal painting in the studio. Some of the subtleties of the mark making are lost in static images so I posted a video today.
The summer solstice, hang onto this light.
One of two paintings I am finalizing for a group exhibit at Abend Gallery in Denver, Colorado.
Abend is a great gallery and it was nice to be invited to participate in this show! I am currently working on work for a show at another gallery so June is very busy.
I am very fond of this little painting. It will probably end up at a small works show this fall, or I might hang onto it.
Every fall galleries reach out asking for small works. I generally am ill prepared but this year I am squirreling small pieces away… sometimes I learn.
A new painting in my Idaho studio. I am so excited for the long days of summer.
Something special in this one. I am always chasing that emotional connection in my work. It continues to drive me on.
I am really excited to be back in the studio after a vacation down to warmer country. The studio is the one place where possibilities seem endless. It is difficult and frustrating but still an escape from the crush of life.
brian sostrom 