| Group Art Show at Studio8Ten • July 3 – 31, 2009 | |
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~July Exhibition |
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06.05.09 • Exhibit: Friday, June 5, 2009
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Gainsburg Studio, Inc. 1039 Main Street, #103 behind S2 Art Building. Featuring nationally recognized stone sculptor Sharon Gainsburg and the works of other artists including the fine artwork of Lincoln Maynard. Ongoing on First Friday is Free Stone Carving Open Studio with the Artist, Sharon Gainsburg, between 6-10pm. |
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05.16.09 • Current Exhibits
| RECENT EXHIBITS FEATURING MY WORK | |
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*Southern Nevada Museum of Fine Art (Neonopolis, Level 2) ~Spring Art Affair May 9th through June 10, 2009 450 Fremont Street, Suite 280 Las Vegas, NV 702-382-2926 Email: snmoffa@gmail.com http://www.snmfa.com |
| *Gainsburg Studio, Inc. 1039 Main Street, #103 behind S2 Art Building. Featuring nationally recognized stone sculptor Sharon Gainsburg and the works of other artists including the fine artwork of Lincoln Maynard. Ongoing on First Friday is Free Stone Carving Open Studio with the Artist, Sharon Gainsburg, between 6-10pm. Gallery hours: By Appointment. 702-384-1388 1039 South Main Street, Ste. 130 Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 Across from S2 & the Arts Factory 702-249-3200 Email: sharon@Gainsburgstudio.com http://www.Gainsburgstudio.com |
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| Exhibition : First Friday, May 1st @ Gainsburg Studio 1039 Main Street (Across from S2 & the Arts Factory) |
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Collectors and friends, Please join us this First Friday, May 1th, for a preview of a limited group of paintings by Lincoln Maynard, currently being shown at the Gainsburg Studio, A select group are from my "private collection", and have never been shown before. Please plan on visiting the gallery this First Friday, May 1th, 6pm- 9pm, and preview this great collection. |
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Gainsburg Studios |
| I have a 2 page interview in the January 2009 issue of PLSN Magazine. Click the image below to see more. |
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| Below are studio shots of some of the current group of paintings that are to be released. Like students in their senior year, they hint to leave – wanting to show thay have learned what is needed. Meanwhile, as parent, teacher, creator of them, I will keep the memory of their lightning-short transition from birth to fullness, knowing that they can never age from this moment. All that they are, from canvas to paint, to the parts of me, is complete. Time will pass, but their voice will not fade, nor their energy wane. |
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Recently Finished works: Unexhibited as of 9-19-08 All of the works below are part of the series "Rhythms of the Earth".
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| Elements of the Paintings in the "Rhythms of The Earth" series: |
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Drum Heads: All are recycled ‘Performance Used’ drum heads, gathered from various acts as they are changed for new ones. They carry with them the residual energy from the performances. |
| Masonite Painting Faces: All are recycled stage floor coverings from various shows that are custom cut to fit the drum heads. They have been the flooring for dance, concerts, and other events, and carry with them the the residual energy from the events. |
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Wooden Framing: The framing for the painting is of poplar. The type used is ‘finger-joined’ which is made from small sections of previously unusable poplar lumber that would otherwise be ground for particle board. This contributes to the reduction of waste. |
| Painting & Sealing: The paints used are nearly all low VOC acrylics, and the seal coating is of shellac, a natural renewable LEED compliant sealer. |
All of the works below are part of the series "Rhythms of the Earth". The works are assembled from performance-used drumheads which are inset into panels made from recycled performance stage flooring. The paintings are nearly completely recycled, the themes reflect the "Rhythms of the Earth".
I wonder where they wandered in from, these living traces of me that stop by the studio. They stay a while,
ready themselves in spirit and dress, then quietly leave.
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A ‘Waiting Room’ of sorts….. |
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As the paint dries and the day fades… |
