Landscape Paintings...Harry Stooshinoff

  .....remembering a long lost summer. These are the first 2 works based on memories of Emma Lake. There will likely be more in this...

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Acrylic collage on heavy archival paper 11 x 15 inches, image size 9.5 x 10.75 inches.....on an early May morning....beautiful, fresh, and...

acrylic collage on heavy archival paper, 11 x 15 inches, signed lightly in pencil. I feel a need for these kinds of compositions, made...

  An abstract collage made with cut and torn acrylic painted papers. I'm putting all my videos documenting these processes on my utu...

  Return (reserved) .....remembering studio sessions a long time ago.....cold January nights on the prairies. Acrylic collage on St...

January Afternoon (sold) ,  acrylic collage painting on Stonehenge paper, 10 x 13 inches. Works such as this reference place and time bu...

  Acrylic collage on archival Whatman paper, 8 x 10, image size 6.5 x 8.5 inches. This is a little way into a series which aims at bein...

http://qartsalon.com/current-exhibitions.html Q art salon now has a few preview images from this show. Think about artists who work both r...

  3 small collages, on single ply matte board,  with acrylic painted papers, made today. Every few days, I need to switch the met...

Play time means play time! The collages are often a chance to rethink initial guidelines. Any rule or rule of thumb may be broken. Som...

  For a long time now, I've been very impressed by the work of Elizabeth O'Reilly, both the small oils and the collages m...

Walking home as the light starts to fade. I liked how that pink white cloud was peaking out at its gentle, odd angle. Every so often I...

One of the pieces made with no visual reference, and no initial intention to make the piece into anything but a relation of colour, shape an...

Underlying all my representational work is an impulse to also not be entirely bound by what is seen. The historical roots go back to Matisse...