Monday, May 16, 2011

Ossipee Lakes from Route 16 NH series




The Ossipee Lake
has a fascinating history of New Hampshire. Originally known as Wigwam Village, and then New Garden, the town was named for the Ossipee Indians, one of the twelve
Algonquian tribes. It was once the site of an Indian stockade the lake via the Ossipee River. The fort near the lake was designed to protect
the tribe from theMohawks in the west. In 1725, the Indian
stockade was destroyed, and then rebuilt by Captain John Lovewell. Ossipee Lake’s water leaves
the eastern end and go into the Saco River. These small paintings are a subtle palette of an island on the lake.

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Klementovich Retrospective Painting show




Mt. Washington Valley Arts Association’s will show its first retrospective exhibition of Rebecca Klementovich, the painteress. With over 350 paintings, this show will have a hand full of her work showing the transition of her realism to abstract. The show will give examples of abstracting the landscape. This opens Sept 2011.

What are lesser known about Klementovich’s work are the hundreds of fashion illustrations, textile design, and graphics that influenced her painting. In New York City she worked with designers from Diesel and Joan Vass. This work can be seen at http://klementovichfashion.blogspot.com/

Here work has been in galleries and private collections along with a list of patrons. However, what she feels is most important is the reaction she sees from people viewing her work. Many times people have some unresolved emotions that get activated from the abstracted shapes and emotionally charged titles. The most impressive reaction to her work was a woman who saw a tumor drawn in the painting. She went to the doctors to find out she had a small cancer tumor that was found in its early stages. Art has a language all its own.

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Robert Redford and his orange nipple triptych


I have decided to do something silly and colorful. I started a new series of paintings which are along the lines of De Kooning's Woman's series except they are male derived. Where this is taking me I do not know.
Anyone who has a secret crush on Redford this one is for you!

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

quantum painters unite


I am looking for any painters who want to join a movement
I discovered called Quantum painting.

It works in your imagination and intuition. Quantum painting connects to the higher planes of your being. It is everywhere at all times. One painting in all places at one time forever. Reverberating through time. The painted veil of past, present, and future. Please become a follower or/and email rklementovich@yahoo.com if interested.

Thursday, March 26, 2009

magical fingers of god







Painting reminds me of the phrase-
Parachutes are like minds they only
work when open. My paintings I dont
always understand or the download isnt
at my grasp right away, like this series.

What is all about?
It is the question that is important.

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Abstract paintings in interiors






Here are my paintings in various environments, bedrooms,kitchens,living rooms and offices.
Having paintings in your space is a beautiful way to show abundance in a creative way. It is a dynamic way to change your environment.
For further information
rklementovich@yahoo.com

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Stock or Art for your Investments


This is the time of transition of wealth. With the correction of the market on Wall street, the trend of corruption and greed is beginning to be purged out of the system. During these corrections the investors might want to consider a more practical way to invest as in buying art work. Art is based off of truth and creativity and these attributes are endless forms of prosperity.

The use of the competitive wealth is beginning to fade and prosperity through the creative mind is moving through the monetary system. No one can ever be wholly free from the fear who recognizes any limitation in the supply, for if there is not enough to go around, we know that our turn to do so without may come at any time. The lapses and failures of such people are traceable directly to the idea of a limited supply, to the idea that success and the attainment of wealth are possible only to a part of us. The truth is that as each person's success empowers the whole. Creative wealth works off of the success of the whole not from a fear base.

Another aspect of buying artwork is to have the vibration of the artist. This vibration of the artist is instilled into the painting. The investor also buys the aesthetic pleasure the painting offers.

For example there was a collector who went to Matisse's studio. He commissioned a painting. Matisse laid the canvas on ground and painted the outline of a lady.

The collector said,"I paid money for twenty minutes of painting!"

"No, Matisse said, You paid for forty years of my life as a painter to get to this point!"

The collector buys a painting to which he buys a moment of the painter's life/existence/vibration.