36th Juried Exhibition Gallery Walkthrough

Sabrina Hill, President of Pastel Society of the West Coast hosts a Gallery Walkthrough of the IAPS 36th Juried Exhibition by Richard G. McKinley. The paintings that he discusses are:
Olga Abramova - Old House, The Apples
Janice Wall - Worlds Apart
Jo McGinness - Tides Edge
Nancie King Mertz - Passing Fancy
Liz Haywood-Sullivan - Passing By
Phil Bates - Across the River
Lynda Conley - Sunshine Farm
Carol Strock Wasson - Last Light
Tom Heflin - Tree Line
Jennifer Hoffman - Resplendence
Jane McGraw-Teubner - Crescendo
Karen Margulis - Look Toward Tomorrow
Lyn Asselta - From Rock to Wood
Mike Kolasinski - Spot On
Eveline Miller - Coastal Light
Randye Jensen - Bathed In Garnet
Lyn Diefenbach - Rapt In Red
Karen Israel - Haute Couture
Carol Hall - Summer Bouquet
Nancy Nowak - Sunlit Flowers
Joe Baker - Progression
Carol Peebles - Still With Me
Glenn Perez - Maestro
Susan Kuznitsky - Captain Tim
Sally Strand - Essay
JZ Xu - Indian Waiter
Bre Crowell - In the Wild Sunday
Cory Goulet - My Oyster
Halla Shafey - Village by the River
Karen O'Brien - The Watermelon Waltz
Gigi Horr Liverant - Hotel Room
Stan Bloomfield - Autumn Impressions
Mark Price - Journies
David Brammeld - Winter Hedgerow
Loriann Signori - The Beauty of a Brush Creek Morning
Corey Pitkin - Hodgepodge

[@veronicavankregten9758]

I just loved it. Thank you.

[@arizona6494]

Beautiful art..!! Thank You for this video.....

[@SolaceRadioMeanderRadioNetwork]

Very wonderful, thank you.

[@wardm4]

These were all great. Jennifer Hoffman's "Resplendence" made my heart skip a beat. That one totally blew me away.

[@marionwigzell7334]

Brilliant exhibition. Thank you so much (-: Marion

[@helenstephenson1948]

Thank you Richard, Sabrina and Red, for putting this together. I have to say one silver lining of the times we are experiencing is being able to have these wonderful critiques!

[@CSG22556]

Wonderful video and comments from you both. Thank you Richard and Sabrina so very much for sharing these works with those of us unable to view them in person. Bravo! (Oh, and thanks Red too)

[@geriacostafineart]

Richard, you added so much in your interpretation and thought process to each of these wonderful pieces...thank you!

[@SusanFisherArtist]

What exceptional, and heartfelt commentary on these beautiful works. If I had seen these in person I would not have had the opportunity to hear this walkthrough and see the paintings from a perspective other than my own. Much appreciated.

[@joannanovembrino6706]

I so enjoyed seeing these wonderful works and hearing Richard's comments. Thank you!

[@TheAmoffett13]

Wonderful! I totally relate to what Richard said about memory painting. Most of my best results are from my head and within, in my opinion. I have always been a "wing it" type :)

[@Jchathe]

Thank you so much for posting, it‘s wonderful 🙏💖

[@pilgrim9392]

Awesome walkthrough!!! Richard McKinley is one of my favorite artist of all time... his insights and perspectives on art is a gift from our creator to the lovers of the art of all venues...I loved the work of all these artists in this walkthrough, but the work of Lyn Asselta whose work inspired me to delve deeper into creating my own art, and Stan Bloomberg whom I was not familiar with until this video, but will now be following intensely stood out to my heart the most...Like Richard said one man's opinion has little value in the big perspective of it all...I agree with that statement to a degree only because Richard's opinions to me almost always seem to put into words the reasons I'm drawn to certain paintings... To me, that is worth more than any monetary value...

[@robertweinblatt2018]

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