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LEONARD EDMONDSON
Exploration of Abstraction

January 13 through March 10, 2007

Opening Reception: Saturday, January 13, 2007 - 2 to 5pm

The imagery of LEONARD EDMONDSON invokes dreams of 'almost remembered' forms, feelings and spaces.  From dense fabrics of complex lines - laid in and scratched out - to misty ethers with elusive semi-figures, the artist creates visual mysteries, queries, enigmas.

Edmondson - whether in prints, drawings or paintings - uses innovative materials and methods.  In Curiouser and Curiouser, he uses a hole punch and a sharp stylus dragged across the sheet to create a complex sense of texture and depth.  Similar textures are achieved in his paintings and prints.

Our exhibition focuses upon Edmondson’s printmaking.  Etching was his passion; he employed the technique of viscosity etching, influenced by Stanley William Hayter.  His screenprints, woodcuts and lithographs are equally successful.  Examples of each of these techniques are also offered.
 

Click on individual images for further information.

For more images and biographical data, email: tobeymoss@earthlink.net

Also showing: Bonnie Stone - A Woman's Touch

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