Opening Night September 4th, 2021

36×36

Acrylic/Contour Line

Amy R. Clark

Showing at Gallery 333 333 N Sibley St Saint Paul, MN 55101

Acrylic 18×24

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Nina’s by Amy R. Clark

Article in today’s Highand Villager:

Narva Gallery invited me to host a show in the 333 On the Park building at Sibley Street and 5th in Lowertown Saint Paul. A luxurious setting for my beautiful paintings! The show will run through February.

Homebound and painting, but at least now I have a space heater! I’m concentrating on color and vibrancy to see me through these times.

On display at the AZ Gallery 308 Prince Street Saint Paul, MN 55101 (651) 224-3757

It was an incredible journey from Saint Paul to Duluth on our Cannondale bikes that we cherish. It was 35 degrees most mornings, but warmed up quickly throughout the day. We were met with such warmth and genuine interest about our trip from the people that live in the towns along the trail, so fun to meet such great people! We also met bikers of all ages who tackle this challenge every year, so inspiring.

We hope to be cycling and exploring together forever!

All paintings framed – Canvas size 12″x12″ – Acrylic and Oil

These works capture my fascination with light and color. Nature is a kaleidoscope of colors that appear when one really looks closely and sees the reflections in the light. During the summer, I am on my bike traveling to new places every weekend. We just got back from Duluth – traveling on the Willard Munger Trail, a gorgeous trail that leads travelers to Jay Cooke State Park. I am excited to get back into my studio and jump into my pots of paints and find those hidden colors in the wild.