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Just four of many miniature paintings
watercolor - 5 X 7
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Recently...
A trip to France in the Summer of 2008
yielded dozens of small watercolors such as these. Needing to
easily transport materials and canvasses about the hilly
countryside, C.C. Wolf chose the small 5 X 7 inch
format.
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Also of late...
The "Scenes of Rhode Island" Exhibit at the
state's Department of Administration Atrium Gallery, January 2008,
included this canvas by C.C. Wolf.
A feature article on the exhibit with a prominent photo of the
painting appeared in The Pawtucket Times on January
16th.
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"Bringing Home the Nets"
acrylic, casein - 36 X 36
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"Repairs"
acrylic, casein on canvas - 24 X 24
at Gallery Z
259 Atwells Avenue
Providence, RI |
In June and July of 2007,
Gallery Z in Providence featured many paintings by C.C. Wolf at the
Ocean State Artists Show. Gallery Z has since chosen to
represent C.C. Wolf and is now showing her work in a collection
called Gallery Z Selections.
"Rhode Island is a state full of many cultures with a
large number of artists per capita. The mission of this
exhibition is to celebrate the rich talent of our diverse artist
population."
Bérge Ara Zobian, Director, Gallery Z
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Gallery 297 in Bristol,
Rhode Island showed "19 on Paper" with paintings by C.C. Wolf in
November 2007.
Find Gallery 297 at 297 Hope Street, Bristol, RI.
Also, in November of 2008, founding member C.C.
Wolf and "19 on Paper" displayed work at a special exhibition in
Tokyo, Japan.
Learn more about "19 on Paper" below...
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"At the Pier"
watercolor, gouache, casein - 15 X 20
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"Work is Done"
watercolor, gouache - 7.5 X 11
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Aurora Gallery on Block
Island hung a large number of C.C. Wolf's paintings for the '07
Summer season. They are at 30 Water Street, New Shoreham (Block
Island), Rhode Island.
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Gallery 333 in North
Falmouth on Cape Cod was showing paintings by C.C. Wolf all season,
but also had a special show featuring her work during August of
2007.
Gallery 333 is located at 333 Old Main Road, North
Falmouth, MA
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"Camden Masts"
watercolor, gouache - 10 X 12.5
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Voyage's End - acrylic & casein - 30 X 30 |
 In a special Holiday 2006 issue of Rhode Island
Monthly, the work of C.C. Wolf was prominently displayed as
part of a feature article describing the joys of gifting with
art.
Readers were invited to see her work at the Pawtucket Arts
Collaborative.
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In March and April of 2006,
The Bristol Art Museum exhibited a selection of new works by the
members of "19 on Paper", including founding member C.C.
Wolf.
corner of Wardwell & Hope Streets in Bristol, RI 02809
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Touching the End of Eternity, II - gouache - 22 X 30 |
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Touching the End of Eternity, IV - gouache - 22 X 30 |
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About "19 on Paper"...
"19 on Paper", founded in 1986, is a group of
artists who are bound together by the common element of paper in
our art.
All media including drawing, painting, printmaking,
photography, mixed media, and collage are represented in the group,
as are many styles, from the very realistic to the
abstract.
Our purpose is to offer curated exhibitions of our work to
galleries, museums, art centers, schools, public spaces, and
corporate spaces.
More information may be found at 19onpaper.com |
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The Copley Society
In early 2006, C.C. Wolf was accepted as an
associate to The Copley Society of Art in Boston.
The Copley Society of Art is the oldest non-profit
art association in the United States. It was founded in 1879 by the
first graduating class of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston, to further the cause of art and its study.
Some of the Copley Society's early exhibitions include
Claude Monet, Mary Cassatt, John Singer Sargent and James McNeil
Whistler.
More information may be found at
copleysociety.org |
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By Bill Van Siclen, Providence Journal Arts Writer