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You Are Invited to Robin Kimball’s Exhibit at OSGS
Robin Kimball’s paintings can best be described as “modern realism with a heavy influence of Vermeer, Velasquez, the impressionists and contemporary realists”. Her paintings and one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces are currently being featured at OSGS Gallery in Northwood Village. Robin’s artistic flair and conceptual creativity has been long-known to art lovers from New England. We are happy to say she now has her home and studio in Palm Beach. The public is invited to the opening reception on February 7th. The Rickie Report shares the details in this article.
OSGS Gallery
Features
Robin Kimball
Opening Reception
Friday, February 7th
6 – 8 pm
500 Northwood Road W.Palm Beach, FL
561-833-2223
Robin, originally from Massachusetts, studied fine arts at Boston University and worked as a graphic designer and then as a jewelry and home accessories designer. While living in Boston, Robin studied with many well-known painters and expanded her painting career while being represented by the Richard James Gallery in Charleston, South Carolina and the Charlestown Gallery in Rhode Island.
Robin now lives in Palm Beach and maintains a studio and studies with Miroslav Antic at the Armory Art Center. She says, “ My work can best be described as modern realism and is heavily influenced by artists such as Vermeer, Velasquez, the impressionists and contemporary realists”.
Robin has been drawn to antiquities and often uses objects and photographs from the 1800’s through the 1950’s as painting subjects. This theme has carried through to her one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces. She says, ” Both my paintings and jewelry showcase my love of color and pattern. They each rely on the reflection of light and color to achieve the results that I find most exciting! ”
Her whimsical series of paintings of vintage teacups, often juxtaposed against outdoor scenes will certainly catch your eye and are reminiscent of something from Alice in Wonderland. Her figure paintings are nostalgic views painted from old black and white family photographs but are “colorized” with her own magic touch.
Robin’s jewelry, also with her vintage flair, will be on view and for sale. This is one show you won’t want to miss! While in Northwood, you can browse through the many other galleries and shops and stop in on of the new restaurants that has arisen in historic area.
As for the gallery, art runs in the veins of gallery curators Evelyn and Jonathon Ortiz-Smykla. OSGS, is the embodiment of their love of art, and for sharing the work of talented artists. On any given day, a visit to their gallery sends guests crossing paths with a variety of works in many mediums that include modern-art paintings, sculptures, and home wares. But the team also does their own creating inside the studio: custom framing is available with a large number of options for materials, glass, matting, and mounting. The gallery also brings in guest speakers for the Bring Your Own Chair lecture series, whose dates are published on the gallery’s website. The gallery is located at 500 Northwood Road in West Palm Beach.
For more information a hour Robin Kimball’s work please visit http://robinkimballartist.com/
For more information about OSGS: Visit our website for more information about the gallery visit: http://www.osgsart.com/ Evelyn Ortiz Smykla & Jonathon Ortiz-Smykla OSGS Ortiz-Smykla|Gallery-Studio p: 561-833-2223 OSGSart@hotmail.com www.OSGSart.com http://www.facebook.com/OSGSart
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Attached are photos to accompany a Reception Announcement for Robin Kimball that is happening on Feb. 7th.
Here is a link to her website:
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