A selection of mixed media paintings and sculptures installed in Art Ark Gallery for the Silicon Valley Open Studios SVOS in San Jose, CA, 2016.
Opening Reception: Friday, March 4, 2016 6-9pm
Closing Reception: Friday, April 1, 2016 6-9pm
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“Projection” in Steve Shane Collection
I’m proud to have my work in Steve Shane’s art collection [www.artluv.org] alongside such artists as Alexander Calder, Jim Dine, Robert Rauschenberg and Julian Schnabel. Steve acquired my mixed media painting “Projection” from Chashama Gallery in New York City.
Steve Shane stands among some of his art collection. Photo credit: Jeffrey Sturges
“Projection,” 2004-2005. Oil, metal hardware, glue and wood. 6 x 5.5 x 4 inches.
Note-Taking in California…
Its been just over a month since moving my studio back to California. I’ve been collecting reference images for my new work in a new year. Looking forward to setting up my garage-studio in Half Moon Bay, CA.
Vermont Open Studio Weekend
We’re open for the season! And Vermont Open Studio is this weekend–our hours today are 10 am – 5 pm and tomorrow (Memorial Day) we’re open 9 am – midday. Stop by to see our spring group exhibition.
Ross Sheehan Landscapes Exhibit
Ross Sheehan will be exhibiting landscapes at Otter Creek Custom Framing in Middlebury, VT, as part of Middlebury Arts Walk tonight from 5pm – 7pm. Come by and check out his collection of landscapes ranging from Italy to Vermont.
Addison County Artists at Vermont State House
We were honored to be included in this Addison County Career Artists exhibition at the Vermont State House which will be up through March 28, 2014. Stay tuned for the closing reception date.
Artists on exhibit at this show include:
Warren Kimble, Rebecca Purdum, Woody Jackson, Kirsten Hoving, Kate Gridley, Lily Hinrichsen, John West Townsend, Hannah Sessions, Greg Burnhardt, Cat Cutillo, Ross Sheehan and Anneke Jewett
Curated by Jean Cherouny
Ross Sheehan’s EyePopcorn on Exhibit at Ilsley Public Library in Middlebury, VT
View Ross Sheehan’s latest exhibit, “EyePopcorn,” which is a body of mixed media paintings. The work will be on exhibit at Ilsley Public Library in Middlebury, VT, thru mid-March.
Ross Sheehan on VPR Art Hounds
Thanks Evan Langfeldt and Art Hounds for recommending “Water Above, Sky Below,” which is on exhibit at FLYNNDOG Gallery in Burlington, VT, through October 2013. Listen to the Art Hounds episode here:
Art Hounds_ Serkin, Sheehan & Sandglass
Ross Sheehan at FLYNNDOG Art Hop
Outerlands Gallery co-owner, Ross Sheehan, will have large-scale landscape paintings and a mixed media installation for the upcoming exhibit “Water Above, Sky Below” at the FLYNNDOG Gallery in Burlington, VT, as part of Art Hop weekend. Homer Wells, Rory Jackson and Duker Bower will also have their work on exhibit. Come join us for the opening reception on Friday September 6th.
Websites: http://seaba.com; http://flynndog.net
What: “Water Above, Sky Below” will be on exhibit during Art Hop weekend at the FLYNNDOG Gallery. The exhibit will showcase large-scale artwork inspired by the relationship between water and sky by four Vermont artists.
Artists:
Homer Wells, Aluminum Panels (New Haven, VT)
Rory Jackson, Painting (Lincoln, VT)
Ross Sheehan, Painting and Mixed Media Installation (Vergennes, VT)
Duker Bower, Painting (Charlotte, VT)
WHEN: Art Hop weekend hours:
Friday, September 6th 5:00 pm – 10: 00 pm (opening reception)
Saturday September 7th and Sunday September 8th 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
The exhibit will run September 6th-October 26th, 2013
WHERE: FLYNNDOG, 208 Flynn Ave, Burlington, VT
Pictured Below:
Ross Sheehan, “Boboli,” 2003, Oil on folding door panels, 79” x 64”
Ross Sheehan at Middlebury Arts Walk
Please join us for CINDERS AND CONES!, a new exhibition opening at the Middlebury Arts Walk this week:
Friday, August 9, 2013 5-7pm
Otter Creek Framing
3 Park Street
Middlebury VT 05753
“CINDERS AND CONES”: A new body of “Neo Expressionistic Pop” paintings and sculptures by Vergennes Artist and Outerlands Gallery owner Ross Sheehan. An examination of playful, yet looming, past and present Volcanic forms and activities.
“All work seems to mimic the formation and devastation of volcanoes by using heavy oil paint, enamel, ash, mixed metal, mortar and steel dust to recreate the desired textural surface effects and structural cone shapes.” -Ross Sheehan
“CINDERS AND CONES” runs August 9th-Sept 13th. We hope to see you all there!
