A full spectrum of outstanding works by three accomplished artists opens soon at Sirona Fine Art in Hallandale Beach, Florida.
Featuring Ali Cavanaugh, Nadine Robbins, and Gary Weisman, “Oil Water Bronze” is a must-see exhibition at Sirona Fine Art. Boasting three outstanding artists who work in three different media, the show will display a diverse range of creative output.
Via the gallery, “Nadine Robbins renders perfectly realized portraiture in meticulous, richly layered oils. Rejecting the traditionally ‘staged’ portrait, Robbins prefers to convey life, emotion, authenticity, and often humor in her subjects. Her portraits garner attention from both critics and collectors — Huffington Post art critic, John Seed, chose ‘Mrs. McDonald ‘as one of his ‘Ten Memorable Paintings for 2013’, praising the ‘sultry mood and unique beauty’ of the image. Several of Robbins’ portraits are part of the prestigious Tullman Collection in Chicago, including Double Gulp, a recent portrait of renowned collector Howard Tullman.
“Ali Cavanaugh, painting on panels rather than paper, has long pushed the medium of watercolor to emulate finely detailed oil paintings. Her new works utilize the inherent spontaneity of that medium to inject new, flowing life into her sensitive figures. Cavanaugh’s work is extolled in the Huffington Post, Fine Art Connoisseur, Hi-Fructose and in numerous print publications including The New York Times Magazine, American Art Collector, American Artist Watercolor. She has painted portraits for TIME magazine and The New York Times. Her work is featured in more than 400 private and corporate collections throughout North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
“Gary Weisman is one of the finest figurative sculptors in the world, combining the consummate mastery of his predecessors from the classic Greek to Rodin into a wholly contemporary presentation of the body captured in bronze. This exhibit displays over 30 works of profound strength and absolute grace. Weisman has participated in group exhibitions since 1987, and from 1989 has had countless solo exhibitions. He is the recipient of various awards and commissions, represented in collections across the United States with works included in a wide array of prestigious public and private collections.”
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Oil, Water, Bronze
