Ann Long Fine Art in Charleston, South Carolina, is proud to host a joint exhibition of two accomplished artists: Kamille Corry and Louise Fenne.
On view now at the lovely Ann Long Fine Art in South Carolina is an outstanding joint exhibition of recent works from Kamille Corry and Louise Fenne. Both artists are classically trained realist painters, but each has a magnetic individual style. Corry’s works focus on the human figure — arguably the most challenging of subjects for painters. Incorporating intricate patterning and landscape as well, “Her paintings reflect classical training and fine craftsmanship, rendering the figure in a modern, provocative light,” the gallery reports.
Louise Fenne, “Unraveller No. 4,” oil on canvas, 21 3/4 x 17 3/4 in. (c) Ann Long Fine Art 2016
Fenne’s work has recently explored colorful birds. In the Danish-born artist’s words, “My inclination to paint is driven primarily by the desire to make a visual statement rather than an intellectual one. Therefore my subjects tend only to be the means to a greater aesthetic end. The paintings are observations made over time, in layers, that I hope finally result in a harmony, giving the painting its own life and allowing it to speak for itself.”
The exhibition opened on March 4 and will be on view through the end of the month. To learn more, visit Ann Long Fine Art.
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