Painting Saturday

Next Saturday, afternoon, Adelante Gallery, Paseo, I'll be painting watercolors. come visit, see, talk,.http://www.cynthiadanielwolf.com/featured_artists/terry_clark/terry_clark.html

At the art show

First Friday...Susan and Terry, with some of my watercolors in the background at Adelante in Paseo. 34 paintings up through Sept. I'll be there Saturday mornings painting. Photo by Garett Fisbeck, my journalism-photography student extraordinaire.

Shadow of the Cross--watercolor

First Friday, tonight, Paseo--"Shadow of the Cross" Ranchos de Taos" 14 by 11, one of my watercolor paintings exhibited at Adelante! Gallery

First Friday art show

Gate to High Lonesome, 22 by 12, watercolor, 300 pound d'Arches paper. Framed and ready to hang.

First Friday at Paseo tomorrow...all the galleries open, including Adelante Gallery, with 34 of my landscapes.  Come and see, from 5 by 7 to larger than this one.

Adelante--in purple

Artist statement

Just so you know, part of the expectations of trying to be an artist...

A few years and pounds ago at Taos Pueblo with students, writing and drawing,--Photo by Susan.

Then there's the "Artist Statement," which goes on Adelante's website, www.adelantegallery.com/ etc., and will be posted on the Gallery wall. Sketch by Susan.

Out here there’s the sky. I grew up in New Mexico and have lived most of my life on the Great Plains, the land of far horizons and dramatic skies. Willa Cather wrote, “Elsewhere the sky is the roof the world, but here the earth was the floor of the sky.”  

It’s alive, the source of light and color and weather and life. Dynamic. Challenging. Fluid in an arid land.

In transparent watercolor, I find all that vibrancy in mountains, deserts, mesas, prairies, adobes, and skies. My experience as journalist and photographer influences all my work.

Clark has studied watercolor with Cletus Smith of Oklahoma City, Ron Ranson at Taos, Don Nice at Quartz Mountain, Connie Seaborn of Oklahoma City. He has exhibited and sold watercolors in Oklahoma City and Santa Fe.

He’s a professor of journalism at the University of Central Oklahoma and a journalist. His award-winning blog, Coffee with Clark, features watercolors, photography and writing. http://clarkcoffee.blogspot.com