Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Painting demo at freed gallery Saturday, March 21st 2009

Micheal Orwick Paints at the Freed Opening his month long solo show Saturday, March 21st 2009 Michael Orwick, painting his stories as an "inspired expressionist", will open a show of his impressive work at the Freed Gallery in Lincoln City with a demonstration of painting on location. On Saturday, March 21st painting from 1 to 5 Orwick will paint on location at the gallery, engaging the observers in conversation and demonstrating technique as he works. http://www.freedgallery.com/ The Freed Gallery - 6119 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367 Additional Information: 541-994-5600 E-Mail: info@freedgallery.com Midway through his college career, Michael took a short sabbatical from his business classes at the University of Oregon. He moved to Australia where he filled up sketch pads with drawings and small paintings. Michael said “the thought of returning to business classes never crossed my mind”. Michael majored in Illustration at Pacific Northwest College of Art and began his professional art career as an animator, moving quickly into illustration where he enjoyed bringing the ideas of others to life. His fine art paintings are narrative in scope and open to interpretation by those who view them. “I love creating art that invites you to wander into the painting and weave your own story." Some new paintings:
Ancient Silhouettes
12x24 oils canvas
Stricken with Light
18x24 oils on Panel
Share shade upon us 12x24 oils on canvas
Escape
8x16 oils on panel
Golden Again
12x24 oiols on panel
When Day is Done
16x20 oils on panel
All the Best,
Michael Orwick
Orwick Arts LLC

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Hello Michael: Enjoyed this blog post. Thanks for sharing! In case you're not aware, the Call to Artists is out for the 27th annual Wallowa Valley Festival of Arts--a fine art, juried show in NE Oregon. Open to both professionals and nonprofessionals. Plenty of cash prizes, all work offered for sale. You can download an entry form (deadline is mid-April) at www.wallowavalleyarts.org. The actual dates are June 5-7, 2009, and the festival will include a Plein Air activity for artists that choose to attend the show. You might enjoy it!
--Heather