John Gwinn: An artist and painter living and working in the Philadelphia area | Contact
John Gwinn will present a showing of his recent work at his own studio in Narberth, PA on Friday, June 15, 2012. The upcoming show will feature John’s most recent work including paintings of flowers.
A small collection of photos revealing the wonderful range of paints and colors that John uses to paint.
As an artist, John Gwinn often creates his paintings in stages. He progresses the shapes and colors as the mood and piece direction him. To help demonstrate this incremental creative process, John has shared four photos of a single painting, entitled “Burning of Norfolk Navy Yard, 1861″.
A look at some of John’s latest abstract art, which features his new bolder, simpler style.
As the holiday season approaches, local artist and painter John Gwinn is excited to take part in a group show entitled “Mini Art”. The showing is at The Great Frame Up in Wayne, PA and is scheduled for Friday, December 2, 2011. The show opens at 5.00 pm.
As a Philadelphia-based artist, John Gwinn maintains a studio in the historic surroundings of Pottstown. Art-lovers often ask John about his studio. What does it look like? How is it laid out? To answer those questions, John has shared a number of photos of his studio.
The summer has been a busy summer for John Gwinn. Working diligently in his studio in Pottstown, PA, John has produced dozens of new abstract paintings on canvas of all sizes. Excited to be focusing his efforts on abstract painting again, John has described his summer as very productive.
Working away in his studio, John has been creating a new steady flow of artwork that draw inspiration “fluidity”.
A collection of John Gwinn’s abstract painting will be showing at Churchill Inc. Artisan Baker & Chocolatier in Pottstown, PA in May 2011.
John Gwinn has recently been commissioned by a local art collector to paint a portrait as a birthday gift. In approaching John, this private collector asked for a painting of his (the collector’s) daughter, seeking a piece that blends John’s abstract and flashing exuberance styles.