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 Cover of "Angels Dance Upwards", a beautifully bound 9 X 9 volume. |
Something BRAND NEW..."Angels Dance Upwards", a book just published by C.C. Wolf and available here for purchase. This beautiful volume features inspired paintings paired with wonderful original poems.Download a convenient order form... Follow the links to the Gallery section. Then look at Special Projects... There you will find a preview of "Angels Dance Upwards" and an opportunity to purchase a memorable gift... even if for yourself. |
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A review of a recent showing...Gallery Z in Providence featured C.C. Wolf and two other artists in a large show during the summer of '09. By Bill Van
Siclen, Providence Journal Arts WriterWolf catches the wind In a statement that accompanies her new exhibit at Gallery Z, artist C.C. Wolf describes her goal as "trying to express a sense of flow." On paper, that might sound like a fool's errand - the artistic equivalent of trying to catch the wind. But in practice, Wolf's vibrant, lushly colored paintings really do manage to capture something of the flux and flow of human consciousness. Granted, even the most determined daydreamers can't always keep the real world out. A work called Traveling, for example, features a woman outlined against a shimmering background that may (or may not) be an airport terminal. Another work, The Opening, combines landscape features such as trees and hills with more abstract passages. Yet in the show's best works, Wolf lets her imagination break free of worldly constraints, allowing her brush to skip and swirl as though propelled by the wind itself. The result: paintings that have some of the breezy, freewheeling warmth of a good samba. |
 "Traveling" gouache, pastel - 11 X 15  "The Opening" gouache, casein - 11 X 15 |
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 "98720" acrylic and gouache 9 X 13 |
Recently...In May of 2010, as part of a "Nineteen on Paper" presentation, C. C. Wolf's work was displayed at the Judith Klein Gallery in New Bedford. |
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Also of late...This year's "Scenes of Rhode Island" Exhibit at the Department of Administration Atrium Gallery, January 2009, included this painting by C.C. Wolf. |
 "Always Ready" watercolor and gouache on paper 15 X 20 |
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 "Sailor's Delight" casein on canvas - 20 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... |
 "At the Pier" watercolor, gouache, casein - 15 X 20 |
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 "Work is Done" watercolor, gouache - 7.5 X 11 |
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 |
 "Camden Masts" watercolor, gouache - 10 X 12.5 |
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 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 |
 Touching the End of Eternity, II - gouache - 22 X 30 |
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 Touching the End of Eternity, IV - gouache - 22 X 30 |
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 SocietyIn 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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