Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Beverly Hills artShow/ sakura fubuki
sakura fubuki (cherry blossom storm) 66x96" thrown paint on canvas 2013
Japanese Friendship Garden solo exhibit 2013
Beverly Hills artShow 2014
Thank you to all who made these shows successful events. It is through the support of collectors, patrons, galleries, museums and critics that I am able to continue in my art world. It is through the joy of viewers that I thrive.
"Carey has wrest the technique of Pollock back to visual purpose of Seraut"
Robert Mahoney, N.Y. art critic
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Wednesday, October 8, 2014
jacaranda
jacaranda 48x48" thrown paint on canvas 2014
Beverly Hills artShow 2014
jacaranda has taken over two years to complete. not because it was a bad painting, there have been more precise renderings of a tree, but none portrayed what i am trying to portray as an artist.
i throw paint. which lends a quality of chaos i wouldn't get if i applied it differently. it is in that chaos that i try to discover the essence of the subject matter, not the subject matter itself. the painting on top is an impressionist view of a jacaranda, not a photographic one. i am an impressionist with an abstract technique. my work should reflect that. this jacaranda, with it's impasto texture, and pointillist nature now does just that.
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Saturday, September 27, 2014
Friday, September 19, 2014
Michael P Designs
cathy's beach 4x6' thrown acrylic on canvas 2012
Michael Poczkalski of Michael P Designs, NY
is helping to create a New York living room around the painting, cathy's beach, utilizing a radical step of painting the living room ceiling black to dramatize the effect of the painting. This artist could not be more honored.
private collection
diana carey abstract impressionist
Laguna Gallery of Contemporary Art / pink blossom tree

pink blossom tree 36x48" thrown acrylic paint on canvas 2013
available through
Laguna Gallery of Contemporary Art
Laguna Beach, CA
Nadine Baurin Fine Art Gallery Leucadia
solo exhibit 2013-14
diana carey abstract impressionism
i often times find myself 'adding' to an already complete canvas, out of boredom, the need to alter it, to explore the process, or just because i have no blank canvases available, large canvases can be fairly expensive and I don't always have them on hand. if there were an unlimited supply of canvas, i would hope that i would just leave the 'finished' ones alone, and do further exploration work on a new canvas. however, i am not certain, even with the supplies, i would do so.
i have a vision, one that i am not always privy to myself, until it hits (which does not always happen, there have been some ruined paintings and canvases). i am trying to catch the essence of an idea, not a photo realistic painting. A concept I don't always understand. i only know if i have captured it.
below are a couple of the incarnations of pink blossom tree (top). it needs to be finished now, if only because the paint itself is getting quite heavy.
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