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New Works 2018

My studio has been alive this summer with work on a series of new paintings for galleries and private collections. Here's a sampling of some of this new work.

Posted bySteven MorrisMay 31, 2018January 14, 2019Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on New Works 2018

/ Emergence / Series

“When I say artist I mean the one who is building things – some with a brush – some with a shovel – some choose a pen.” — Jackson Pollack / Emergence / is a series of paintings that explore the elastic elements of change, metamorphosis and emergence—how the human experience is constantly forming andContinue reading "/ Emergence / Series"

Posted bySteven MorrisJune 20, 2017April 14, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags:painting3 Comments on / Emergence / Series

On Artistry.

I’m thinking of beauty and artistry, in its many forms, and how the simplest things that inform our mind and mind’s eye when there is space and presence to do so. The role of art or artistry has little to do with functionalism or the creation of artifact. It has to do with changing one’sContinue reading "On Artistry."

Posted bySteven MorrisMarch 16, 2017November 10, 2020Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on On Artistry.

Art + Poetry

Working with poetry, literally, I've created a series of pieces with Japanese Ink Brush on the pages from Poetry Magazine past issues. This fusion creates a unique way to breath in both the poetry and layered imagery.

Posted bySteven MorrisJanuary 18, 2016September 7, 2016Posted inUncategorized1 Comment on Art + Poetry

Stop Motion Sketch

Day 85 of 100 Days of Art "Open New Mines" Painting study for "Blood Moon Morning"

Posted bySteven MorrisNovember 25, 2015September 7, 2016Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on Stop Motion Sketch

works in progress

Spending a bit of time in the studio this week on a variety of pieces. Here's a few in progress. These works are mostly studies for larger paintings, but a few are complete, albeit small, oil on wood panel (notably "waves" and "red sheet nude").  

Posted bySteven MorrisFebruary 22, 2015September 7, 2016Posted inUncategorized2 Comments on works in progress

Joshua Tree sketches

Evan and I visited Joshua Tree over the holiday break. Here's a few plein air sketches.

Posted bySteven MorrisJanuary 2, 2015September 7, 2016Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on Joshua Tree sketches

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Two of my paintings are now hanging at the Oceanside Museum of Art as part of Changing Terrain: Regional Artists Interpret Our Landscape — and I’d love for you to come see them at the opening this Saturday, September 19, 5–7pm. https://www.instagram.com/p/DcygQ_4G1nd/ Thrilled to share — Torrey Pines #2 is part of Changing Terrain: Regional Artists Interpret Our Landscape, opening August 22 at Oceanside Museum of Art and San Diego History Center. There is a particular kind of attention the land asks of us, if we are willing to give it — not the glancing attention of someone passing through, but the attention of someone willing to come back, and back again, until the place begins to recognize you as much as you recognize it. Goethean science says: go back to the same place until it tells you something new with each visit. Home made you! RIP David Hockney. Was in Portland to present at an academic conference themed “Rewilding the Psyche” with the Jungian Society and my colleagues from @pacificapost The alchemists believed transformation didn’t move in a straight line. Nigredo, albedo, citrinitas, rubedo — not stages you pass through and leave behind, but forces that operate simultaneously, all at once, in the same container. The breezes at dawn have secrets to tell you Don’t go back to sleep!
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