Off the Cuff Painting by Gloria Nilsson

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  • Original Artwork Painting, Acrylic
  • Dimensions Height 9.5in, Width 7.1in
  • Categories Pop Art
Painted on silk using acrylic and clear Gutta. Influenced by the 1994 Monterey improvisational duet by Christian McBride and Ray Brown, my muse became the reverberating heartbeat of the jazz bass. I was inspired to create expressive gesture and movement through the use of brilliant color and line. In my silk painting "Off[...]
Painted on silk using acrylic and clear Gutta.

Influenced by the 1994 Monterey improvisational duet by Christian McBride and Ray Brown, my muse became the reverberating heartbeat of the jazz bass. I was inspired to create expressive gesture and movement through the use of brilliant color and line.
In my silk painting "Off the Cuff", two fellow bassists engaged in a soulful conversation.

"Off the Cuff" will be exhibited April 18 – May 26, 2014 at Arts Center Killingworth’s NEW! Spectrum Fine Art Gallery and Artisans Store of Centerbrook, Connecticut. the exhibit opens with Jammin’, its inaugural show of fine art and crafts inspired by the world of jazz. The exhibit features the work of painter Michael Singletary and includes a select group of regional painters (including Gloria Nilsson), photographers and fine artisans. Spectrum Art Gallery Store, located at 61 Main Street, Centerbrook, CT 06409, will also include several of Gloria Nilsson's unique hand painted scarves and original jewelry designs featuring musical themes and decorative motifs. artists/gloria-nilsson/


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Jazz Bass Musicians Improvisational PerformanceSilk PaintingGuttaAcrylicBass

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After several years as a freelance designer, Gloria yearned for a more organic connection to the arts. Her first workshop with master pastelist Ellie Bender was the catalyst that launched her fine art career.[...]

After several years as a freelance designer, Gloria yearned for a more organic connection to the arts. Her first workshop with master pastelist Ellie Bender was the catalyst that launched her fine art career. Gloria since explored oil painting and she is currently painting primarily on silk with acrylic mediums. Many of the techniques Gloria offers in her silk painting workshops are integrated into many of her fine art paintings as well as her hand painted scarves. Gloria enjoys experimenting and keeping her options open when it comes to mediums and this passion has also blossomed into her own unique line of jewelry. One-of-a-kind pieces featuring original hand sculpted beads, focals and findings.

A degree in Graphic Design from Pratt Phoenix/Institute, New York, N.Y., along with Gloria's fine art background have given her the capability to attain success in many facets of art & design. Consequently this has enabled Gloria to share her love of art with many others. Offering classes, workshops and weekly programs at the Arts Center Killingworth, Chester Village West retirement Community, Essex Meadows Lifecare Retirement Community, Clinton Parks & Recreation and private lessons and workshops on request.

Nilsson's work has been exhibited in numerous juried shows, galleries, public venues and outdoor exhibitions. She have been honored with several awards including Honorable mention Illustrators Portfolio; Tassy Walden Awards New Voices in Children’s Literature 2003, Madison Art Society Annual Juried Show Award 2008-2011, Frank's Package Store Award; Guilford Art League Annual Juried Exhibition 2012, Honorable Mention; Manhattan Arts International Healing Power of Art "Positive Art That Lifts The Spirit" 2012, Artmajeur Silver Award; Artmajeur International 2008-2012, Shoreline Patrons' Prize; Clinton Art Society 65h Annual Juried Summer Exhibition 2014, Essex Art Association award; Earth, Wind & Fire Exhibition 2014. Gloria was selected to design and illustrate Chapter 11 of The Great CT Caper, a serialized storybook for young people published on the CT Humanities/CT Center for the Book website.

Nilsson serves on the Board of Directors and a member of the Arts Center Killingworth, member of the Madison Art Society, Clinton Art Society, Guilford Art League, Lyme Art association & New Britain Museum of Art.

Recent work is featured at Spectrum Gallery, Centerbrook, CT and other indoor/outdoor seasonal venues.

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