Bharry (54 x 72″), Indradah (48 x 84″) and Kadartha (60 x 84″), from a show of new paintings called Orbilinia
I’m out of town again, this time to Utah for my show at the Woodbury Museum. I’ll be back home March 21.
In the meantime, I’m including a bit about this show, the largest exhibition of my career. If you live in Utah, please stop by.
Orbilinia
New Paintings by Deborah Barlow
Artist reception: Tuesday, March 12, 5-8PM
Woodbury Museum
575 E University Parkway
Orem UT 84097
801 863-4200
March 11-16, 2013
More about the exhibit: Orbilinia
Note: Many thanks to my daughter Kellin—she was kind enough to design the show postcard from her remote perch in Florence.
Congratulations, how exciting!
Have a successful show! (Love the title!) Wish I could see these beautiful paintings in person.
This looks like it will be an terrific show, congratulations!
The card looks appropriately like snow and also looks three D. You are developing more grays to your roster of luminous colors.
All the best Deborah! These look wonderful, wish I could see them in person!
Deb, this postcard makes me feel as if I am seeing your paintings in person. Well done, Kellin! and Deb this body of work is celestial in feel, detailed as in a close up but taken with a telescope lens. Its deep and layered. Break legs and all the Best!
oh, these have beauty and grace and elegant resolution…i love kadartha the most, but they are all arresting, absorbing…oh to be there! what a feast!
The exhibit in Utah: You have no idea! The effect on the senses upon entering the first room is……..electric………no, that is too harsh a word. The softness…..no, that is too mushy, and these paintings have a strength, but it is subtle. It is like standing in a snowstorm. No, not a blizzard. The kind of storm with large flakes coming gently, persistently……. not quite right……….perhaps a snowstorm in another sphere……I don’t have it right yet. But Deborah Barlow has it. It is correct. It is true to the spirit of the artist. Magnificent!