by Julia Rymer | Dec 4, 2019 | Art Exhibition, Painting, Projects
I am pleased to announce that my work will be featured in a solo exhibition at the brand spankin’ new Kinder-Padon Gallery at the Center for the Arts in Crested Butte, CO. The show opens on February 19th and continues through March 9th. The artist reception is...
by Julia Rymer | Oct 12, 2019 | Creative Process, Creativity, Inspiration, Painting, Projects
Tomorrow afternoon, I conclude my residency at Createspace Wales, and head back to Cardigan for a night before going to London the next day. I get a few days in London with my husband, before the whole adventure is over.It feels like I just got here, and that I could...
by Julia Rymer | Oct 9, 2019 | Color Theory, Creative Process, Creativity, Inspiration, Painting, Projects, Uncategorized
I hiked back up to Mwnt today, this time with the intention to paint there. I wanted to attempt to capture the colors; also, it is a strange and beautiful place. It holds deep history, and you can feel it. The church here has stood for centuries, and the rocks show...
by Julia Rymer | Oct 6, 2019 | Creative Process, Creativity, Inspiration, Painting, Projects
Before I came, I assumed that I would just plop down into another studio an ocean and half a land mass away, and just make the same work I always do.But that is not what happened.Truthfully, I should not have expected myself to just plug back into the series I am...
by Julia Rymer | Oct 6, 2019 | Creative Process, Creativity, Inspiration, Painting
I swear this isn’t some sort of walking holiday, or that I am re-enacting Wild but in West Wales instead of the Pacific Crest Trail. I will admit that there are similarities. A woman alone, hiking along an official national trail of significance. But...
by Julia Rymer | Aug 27, 2019 | Creative Process, Creativity, Inspiration, Painting
At its core, art is about leaving a mark. This ranges from the conceptual work that leaves a thought in a viewer’s mind, to a three-dimensional sculpture carving out space, to the ubiquitous gestural mark in painting and drawing. The last is the mark that most...
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