My painting was accepted by jury to the upcoming show Continuum, to be held at the Arts & letters Club Toronto, February 24 to March 23.
This exhibition is organized by Ontario Society of Artist and I’m very exciting to be part of this show.
I just started to paint series of abstract work on paper. I’m enjoying it very much and giving myself permission to experiment in these new abstract paintings. I’m using ink, acrylic, gouache, gesso on watercolor paper.
“Networking”
“Number 23”
“The Monster”
I’m showing first time some of my drawings from Brain and Technology Series.
I used ink and watercolor on paper. Original drawings.
“Portrait of Boy”, oil on canvas
This painting I did in 1977, when I was studying in the Art College.
I painted my 6 years old nephew Dima.
One of my painting donated to the Government of Ontario Art Collection
“On the Shore”, Oil on canvas, 20″x 24″, 2012
The province has in its collection the works of more than two hundred OSA artists from the OSA’s inception in 1872. This body of work chronicles the history of the Society as well as the development of art in Ontario.
Artworks Oakville presents:
Art Show “INTERSECTIONS”
Julia’s Restaurant
312 Lakeshore Rd. E, Oakville, Ontario
April 2 – June 4, 2012
Opening Reception: Saturday, April 7, 2:00pm – 4:30pm
My solo exhibition “Intersections”, provides a unique opportunity to explore the relationship between the senses. Employing a unique oil painting style that is a mix of impressionism and cubism, I have once again developed a vibrant compilation of pieces. My work offers a glimpse into the delicate bond between music and the visual world, amongst other correlations.
Elizabeth Elkin is a renowned professional artist with an international reputation. Over the span of thirty years, she utilizes her advanced painting skills to create superior quality oil paintings. The true innovation of her work lies in the power of her vibrant colors, her museum quality works of expressionist art and her unique style of cubism in which the painting only reveals its true complexity after careful viewing over time.
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