Tag Archives: Katie Hoffman

Minor Third, Little Bird

Oil on canvas, 20″ x 24″.

MinorThirdLittleBird

 

Farther Along

This is one of my most favorite Appalachianish gospel songs. It both acknowledges the existential uncertainty of the human condition and offers a little comfort. And this is  a very nice version of the dozens of good ones out there, by Marideth Sisco.

 

 

I have been arguing on the internet too much lately, and to no avail. I am trying hard not to be so full of impotent rage and sadness.

I have finished the painting “Mad Dog.” It is oil on wood, 11″  x 14″. I will have the studio open this Friday December 21st – providing the world doesn’t end that day – and it will be the last opportunity for 2012 prices on paintings and monotypes.  Or if you just want to come by and say hi, it would be nice to see you.

 

Take off

One of the new monotypes I’ll be showing at Red Delicious Press.

Show opens this Friday, October 12, reception 6 – 8 PM.

 

New Moon

My show at CORE  New Art Space is wrapped up. Sales were good. I’m grateful.

I have one painting, “Cabatisto” (pictured below) accepted into the juried “Red White & Blue” show that hangs at CORE from now until September 30th.

I need to pack & ship paintings and then- (really looking forward to this) switch gears and get into the groove of making some new  monotypes at the Art Students League of Denver in preparation for a show at Red Delicious Press.

Also, I’ll have a few small works at a double booth with my CORE New Art Space compadres at the 16th Street Mall Festival of the Arts. It is the inaugural year for this art fair. We’ll be at booths # O and #P on Friday, September 14 and Saturday, September 15 from 11 AM until 7 PM.

The Rat within the Grain

Photo credit: Terri Bell

The closing weekend of my show at CORE New Art Space – entwined with my four friends and fellow artists Meg Voigt Meersman, Terri Bell, Jon Koenigsberg and Lokken Liane, is approaching. Our last weekend will coincide with the popular Denver Art District on Santa Fe’s First Friday Art Walk. I am grateful to Susan Froyd for writing about the show on the Westword Blog, here.

I was skeptical when Terri Bell proposed that we mix our work together and hang it as a single exhibit. I usually feel that my work coordinates poorly with other people’s work. I always look like the turd in the punch bowl, the rat within the grain. Her instinct were right, though- the show is wonderful and I think it’s the best looking exhibit in which I’ve ever taken part. Thank you, Terri. I will not doubt your aesthetic premonitions again, and we at CORE are so fortunate to have you with us.

I am also grateful to Pat Cronin for inviting me to take part in the “Creatures” show, opening on First Friday on the other side of town at Zip 37 Gallery.

Denver County Fair

photo credit: Tracy Tomko

Delighted that Heloise & Abelard took a blue ribbon this year. Thank you, Denver County Fair.

This is only the second year that this fair has been in existence. It’s an intriguing melange of the traditional and the slightly subversive. Co- creator Tracy Weil talks a little bit about the fair here.

Sideshow

Oil on canvas, 48″ x 36″

La Princesse Lointaine

Oil on canvas, 30″ x 30″

20th Anniversary of ASLD’s Summer Art Market

is approaching quickly. It will be happening on June 9 & 10 (Saturday & Sunday) from 10 AM until 5 PM each day. The Market stretches from 1st to 4th Ave, and from Logan Street to Sherman Street. A good cure for the summertime blues.

I will be sharing booth # 33 with the wonderful Claudia Roulier.

I’ll have paintings like the now finished “Embracing Chaos” available, as well as monotypes.

You can find a list of more than 260 participating artists here.

To Get Your Goat

Oil on canvas, 8″ x 8″.