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“An Eye for Nature” Kaish Solo Exhibition 2019

“An Eye for Nature: Paintings and Prints by Morton Kaish” is on view at The Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens in West Palm Beach, Florida from February 16 – May 5, 2019.

All works are for sale with a generous commission going to the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens. For sales, please contact the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens at (561) 832-5328 or info@ansg.org.

See recent press for the show here.

For more information about the exhibition, please contact Sarah McCollum Williams at
sarah@kaishfamilyartproject.com.

Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens

253 Barcelona Road
West Palm Beach, FL 33401

Image: Morton Kaish, Untitled I, 2018, 24 x 24 inches, Acrylic on canvas, © Morton Kaish

September 2017 – Print of the Month

Sky Song, monotype, oil on rag paper, 12 x 16 inches

An image reflecting a thought so common to us all as summer ends: poised between the solid world we know and the glowing one above.

August 2017 – Print of the Month

Spring Morning

Spring Morning, monotype, oil on rag paper, 12 x 16 inches 

It’s been a year since “The Butterfly Series” had its beginnings, painting with granddaughter Katie in Merano, Italy. And I still find myself drawn irresistibly to the theme. Looking forward to the larger series of these paintings debuting at the National Arts Club as part of Spring Rising, October 2-27, 2017. 

June 2017 – Print of the Month

Summer Visitor

Monotype, 15″ x 12″

I’d grown very attached to this monotype (using water-based etching inks on rag paper). It just flew out of the studio — and I miss it already.

April 2017 – Print of the Month

Arrival

Arrival, monotype, 15 x 12 inches

Butterflies have always seemed to personify Nature’s gift of fleeting beauty. I’ve been at work on a series of monotypes which try to capture that evanescent moment at its peak.
I’ve been experimenting with combinations of oil paint and water and oil-based printer’s ink with various combinations still underway.

March 2017 – Print of the Month

Steel Thistle Rising, 2002

Collagraph on rag paper, 20 x 13 inches

I’ve always felt a kinship to the bravery of growing things as they return to us each spring, against all odds. One day I thought emerging with protective armor might help it all along.  

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