Joyce Weinstein

Douglas Flanders & Associates presents an exhibition featuring the work of Joyce Weinstein, a prominent New York artist who has exhibited worldwide. Joyce Weinstein’s paintings are informed by nature and her place of residence in the rural hamlet of Ancramdale, New York. Weinstein brings an abstract sensibility to the landscape from an aerial perspective. She creates a unique frame of reference in depictions of rolling hills, mountains and distant views, the ever changing qualities of the sky, woods and streams, old barns, haystacks, wild flowers and fields. Fabricated in oil, washes, and impasto, the textural works incorporate a visual language of brushed circles and rectangles, paint splatters, squiggles, and gestural sweeps of paint in vibrant colors ranging from fluorescent greens and hot pinks to brooding browns and blacks. To convey the openness and tranquility of her “country fields”, the artist often leaves parts of the linen canvas exposed and unprimed. These works represent what Weinstein describes as “another kind of landscape painting, more ‘real’ than literal interpretations."

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ABOUT THE ARTIST
 Weinstein is represented in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Edmonton Museum, Canada, the New Jersey State Museum, Trenton; the Hines Collection, Boston; the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia; the Clint Eastwood Collection, Palo Alto, California; the Ciba Geigy Collection, New Jersey; New School for Social Research, New York; Weatherspoon Art Gallery Museum, the University of North Carolina, Greensborough; the Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts; the Centre de Creacion Contemporanea Museum, Barcelona, Spain; Chatham College, Pittsburgh; Queen's University, Agnes Etherington Art Center, Kingston, Ontario, Canada; and De Saisset Museum, University of Santa Clara, California. An exhibition catalog with an essay by Sheila Regan will be available for purchase in person and online.

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ABOUT THE GALLERY
 Established in 1972, Doug Flanders opened the Unicorn Galleries in downtown Minneapolis. Part art store and part gift shop, he sold candles, cards and batik fabrics as well as original art. The gallery has moved locations numerous times over the years, but has finally settled down in the heart of the 50th & France business district. DF&A has one of the largest artwork collections in the region with over 15,000 objects. Since inception, DF&A has dedicated significant efforts supporting and promoting the work of local and national artists of all genres and styles. Passionate about bringing quality, curated exhibitions that appeal to a broad range of art lovers and buyers, we also offer professional art appraisal and consulting services, including art sourcing and advice on how to start a collection. Visit flandersart.com for more information