William Bailey's latest exhibition at
Betty Cuningham Gallery is the third for this veteran artist at Betty Cuningham Gallery. Bailey is known particularly for his stil-life and figure paintings. Both the still-life & figure paintings are derived from his imagination, adjusting the light source and relative scale of each object as he paints. The end result is a stillness in the objects and the figures painted from Bailey’s imagination have a strange, dreamlike presence.
You can read the essay about William Bailey's art, "Mindmade Things", by Alexi Worth, by
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Amelia, 2009, oil on canvas, 51 x 51cm

White Robe, 2007-08, oil on canvas, 130 x 89 cm

Giostra, 2009, oil on canvas, 127 x 152 cm

Installation view
1 comment:
Modigliani reloaded; with touch of Valloton; but very silent...
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