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CARA LONDON

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Painting at the Park Theatre

About

an abstract flower tree painting by Cara London

Artist Statement

My artwork reflects the joys and struggles of the creative process, based on an informed intuition developed throughout my career. I explore the push and pull between representation and non-representation. Ultimately, art speaks in its own voice: color, form and line carry the emotional resonance of my work.

 intuitive and evolutionary painting by Cara London

Some Thoughts

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 My approach is intuitive and evolutionary, involving a continual dialogue between formal concerns, the materials and the subject matter. Ideally, the end result is something of a surprise that has a resonant power that speaks on its own terms.


I am in love with making art. When it coalesces, artist and viewer share a profound wordless dia

 My approach is intuitive and evolutionary, involving a continual dialogue between formal concerns, the materials and the subject matter. Ideally, the end result is something of a surprise that has a resonant power that speaks on its own terms.


I am in love with making art. When it coalesces, artist and viewer share a profound wordless dialogue. I know how I feel when I look at a work of art that takes my breath away. Experiencing art, as creator or viewer, reflects the best of the creative spirit in our shared humanity. Ultimately, art speaks in its own voice: color, form and line carry the emotional resonance of my work.

an amazing painting by Cara London

My Medium

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I primarily paint with oils and acrylics with serious forays into printmaking. I began my career as a sculptor. Volume and form shape my work. I have recently returned to clay through ceramics.

an abstract painting by Cara London

My Background

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My Background

BA Art History, Brandeis; MFA Sculpture Parsons School of Design/NY Studio School. I studied painting with John Adams Griefen. Attended Triangle Artists’ Workshop, Vermont Studio School, Emma Lake, Leighton Foundation and Chateau Orquevaux. Also studied with Ronnie Landfield. Currently study with Jill Nathanson and Bruce Dorfman at the Ar

BA Art History, Brandeis; MFA Sculpture Parsons School of Design/NY Studio School. I studied painting with John Adams Griefen. Attended Triangle Artists’ Workshop, Vermont Studio School, Emma Lake, Leighton Foundation and Chateau Orquevaux. Also studied with Ronnie Landfield. Currently study with Jill Nathanson and Bruce Dorfman at the Art Students League. Regularly exhibit in solo and group shows.

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