"Lost and Found" exhibition extended! @ Lanoue Fine Art

My current show
"Lost and Found" 

@ Lanoue Fine Art in Boston
has been extended until January 15th!

Showing NOW, this exhibition also includes the stunning work of Carrie McGee, Johan Hagaman and Andrew Saftel.

 click here to see more of my work available now at Lanoue Fine Art

"Lost and Found" -Reclaimed Objects and
The Search for Meaning

 "Whether trolling for discarded "treasure" in antique stores, abandoned barns, salvage yards, or flea markets across the globe, common themes resonate throughout these four artists' works. They are drawn to discarded remnants of the past as they search for deeper meaning in the present. Each possesses a passion for constructing layered assemblages that incorporate aged found objects in unconventional ways. Their works offer juxtapositions of vintage and modern, organic and industrial, rigid and malleable, combined to tell stories of universal significance." - Lanoue Fine Art

A very special THANK YOU to those of you who have supported working artists and local galleries this Holiday season 

...and throughout the year!

"Lost and Found" series now available exclusively through my studio

mantle with pieces from "Lost and Found" series"Lost and Found #11" 6" x 6" SOLD
Encaustic and vintage photograph on braced birch"Lost and Found #13" 6" x 6"
Encaustic, vintage photograph, antique lace and fabric on braced birch"Lost and Found #15"- 6" x 6" SOLD
Encaustic, vintage photograph and glass on braced birch

(more photos and additional pieces available by request)

My "Lost and Found" series is now available exclusively through my studio and for a very limited time.

This series of encaustic paintings which I incorporated vintage photographs, handwritten letters, hand knit crochet and antique lace, is my way of breathing new life into the discarded personal photographs, sadly left forgotten on antique shop shelves and in abandoned attics.
In these paintings, I tried to immortalize those lost moments cherished by a stranger once upon a time.
I believe they deserve a second chance. (doesn't everyone?)

From the original series of 30 I created in early 2008, I have only 8 left. They're from my own personal collection and in honor of the 'New' Year, I'd like to offer them a 'new' home.
Email me for pricing and availability. These pieces are not available in galleries.
robin@robinlucianobeaty.com