Paul Kelly - Looking Back

NE Harbor #47: 24” x 24” , Oil on Canvas, 2023

LOOKING BACK



WELLFLEET ADULT COMMUNITY CENTER

GREAT POND GALLERY

715 OLD KING’S CROSSING: 508-349-0313

 OPEN THROUGHOUT MAY: DAILY FROM 8AM - 4PM

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FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT PAUL KELLY’S WORK

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ARTIST STATEMENT:

A move to Provincetown in 2009 provided me with an opportunity to become a part of an historic arts community and to experience first-hand the work of artists (past and present) and the landscapes and the townscapes that have inspired their work.



My paintings have evolved from earlier traditional townscapes using a basic understanding of architectural forms from my professional background to imaginary forms and locations using unidentified vantage points and perspectives.



My approach and preparation for oil painting includes my love for notebook pencil sketching, quick watercolor studies and weekly access to figure drawing at PAAM to keep my eye in check.



I am interested in moving my painting forward and not being satisfied if this year’s work is the same as a previous year’s work.  

 

PAUL KELLY - BIO

 

Paul lives and works in Provincetown, where he is represented by the Alden Gallery.   His work has been widely shown in juried and member exhibitions at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum and has been included in the museum’s permanent collection.  Paul is also represented by the Artemis Gallery in Northeast Harbor, Maine.

 

Paul received a BFA from Syracuse University and a BArch from the Rhode Island School of Design. His subsequent career has included work in New Town Development in England, Project Management for the Boston Redevelopment Authority’s Charlestown Navy Yard Project and in 1976 he became a Founding Partner of the Boston Architectural and Development firm Manitou Company.