An interview with John Seed on The Huffington Post:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-seed/duane-keiser-a-painting-a_b_2776043.html
3/26/12
Watch An Artist Crack An Egg With Paint
from Incredible Things:
"Even a really well done still life photo can be kind of dull depending on the subject matter. Once you’ve seen one bowl of fruit painting, you’ve pretty much seen them all right? Still life painter Duane Keiser doesn’t necessarily pick the most original subjects to paint—his work is more about the process. You may remember his previous work “Peel” in which he filmed himself painting an orange that starts off with its peel intact and slowly becomes unpeeled. His latest work “Yolk” follows that pattern, but this time with an egg being cracked open and it’s just as mesmerizing to watch. It’s so realistic you can almost taste the salmonella."
"Even a really well done still life photo can be kind of dull depending on the subject matter. Once you’ve seen one bowl of fruit painting, you’ve pretty much seen them all right? Still life painter Duane Keiser doesn’t necessarily pick the most original subjects to paint—his work is more about the process. You may remember his previous work “Peel” in which he filmed himself painting an orange that starts off with its peel intact and slowly becomes unpeeled. His latest work “Yolk” follows that pattern, but this time with an egg being cracked open and it’s just as mesmerizing to watch. It’s so realistic you can almost taste the salmonella."
3/18/12
This Is My Mind, Luminous and Empty
an article in The Shambhala Sun, a Buddhist magazine, that features a few of my older sunbeam paintings. This is from the May 2012 edition.
3/5/12
5/27/11
Group Exhibition at The New York Academy of Art
The first ever public exhibition of The Peterson Collection of Contemporary Realist Art, Persistence of Vision includes work acquired internationally by Gregory J. Peterson since he began collecting more than twenty years ago. The approximately 75 works on view will focus on realistic representational styles. Born in Harlem, Mr. Peterson has written about Contemporary Realism and has spoken on art collecting in museums and private venues in the US and Europe. Selected works from this exhibition are in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
3/26/11
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