Born: New York City; moved to San Francisco in 1966.
Education:
St. Lawrence University; New York Museum of Modern Art School; City College of San Francisco; and privately
with San Francisco artist Elaine Badgley Arnoux. Teaching: (Watercolor/Experimental Water Media)
1997 Present private classes;
1996-89 EBA School of Art, San Francisco;
1996-94 Community Visual Art Association, Jackson, WY—Lecture demonstrations:
2001 San Francisco Design Center Market Week;
2001,98 California Central Coast Art Association;
1997,94 Art West Gallery, Jackson, WY
Solo Exhibitions:
1998 Mill Valley City Hall, CA
1997 Saint Francis Foundation Gallery, San Francisco
1995 Elmarie Dyke Gallery, Pacific Grove Art Center, CA
1991 Elmarie Dyke Gallery, Pacific Grove Art Center, CA
1992 Mace Space for Art Gallery, San Francisco
1992 Marin County Civic Center (2 galleries), San Rafael, CA
Selected Group Exhibitions:
2002 Exposition Franco-Americaine, France-Ameriques, Paris
2002 Judith Litvich Contemporary Fine Arts, San Francisco
2001 Judith Litvich Contemporary Fine Arts, San Francisco
2000 Judith Litvich Contemporary Fine Arts, San Francisco
2000 Salon d’Automne, Paris
2000 Galerie Internationale, Palo Alto, CA
1998 Galerie Internationale, Palo Alto, CA
1999-95 Center Street Gallery, Jackson, WY
1998 SOMAR Gallery, San Francisco
1995 SOMAR Gallery, San Francisco
1994 SOMAR Gallery, San Francisco
1997 Artwest Gallery, Jackson, WY
1996 Stanford University, Bechtel International Center, Palo Alto, CA
1996,89 Monterey Museum of Art
1996 Artemisa Gallery, Chicago
1995 United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women, Beijing, China
1994 Triton Museum of Art (Merit Award), Santa Clara, CA
Artist's Statement:
BALANCE
These abstract acrylic canvases are an emotional response to
a world askew – a world seeking balance. A dark moon,
broken and bent circles dancing irregularly, threatened by
a black form, evoke a feeling of uneasiness and insecurity.
The redemptive light of human love illuminates a part of each
painting, veiled or brilliant in its reflection. This light acts as a counterbalance against uncertainty, bringing harmony
to a chaotic world.
-----Renee Eaton ( U.S.A.)------ |
