Adam O'Day: "SCAPES"
Rochester Museum of Fine Arts
On view April 4 - 29, 2022
Reception: Thursday, April 7 from 4-8pm
Adam O'Day is a painter based in Abington, MA. O'Day received a BFA in Illustration/Design from The Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University and has exhibited his work in Boston, New York City, Atlanta, London, and New London, CT.
In the past O'Day has approached representational paintings with a more dreamlike feel. In this series, the color palettes seem to be more lifelike and inspired by observation, rather than memory. The reason for this, is the artist returning to the world after 2 years in the studio, painting interiors, still lifes, and sinks. This year, Adam has ventured out to paint landscapes and cityscapes, something he hasn't done for a few years. The main mission for this collection is to show the viewer the relationship between natural scenes and urban settings. O'Day aims to show how the mark making and the color bridges between the two subjects. Join us at the reception to speak with Adam and delve deeper into the whole collection.
View our full Adam O'Day collection now at: www.houseofroulx.com
Sales inquires email: info@adamjoday.com
Visit adamjoday.com to learn more
The Rochester Museum of Fine Arts is committed to infusing art into every day places. They utilize public spaces in order to make exceptional fine art easily accessible, while enhancing the visual landscape of the city. Displays are located in Suite 135 and the hallways of the James W. Foley Memorial Community Center, 150 Wakefield Street, Rochester, NH 03867. They include pieces from the permanent collection and monthly exhibitions.
On view April 4 - 29, 2022
Reception: Thursday, April 7 from 4-8pm
Adam O'Day is a painter based in Abington, MA. O'Day received a BFA in Illustration/Design from The Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University and has exhibited his work in Boston, New York City, Atlanta, London, and New London, CT.
In the past O'Day has approached representational paintings with a more dreamlike feel. In this series, the color palettes seem to be more lifelike and inspired by observation, rather than memory. The reason for this, is the artist returning to the world after 2 years in the studio, painting interiors, still lifes, and sinks. This year, Adam has ventured out to paint landscapes and cityscapes, something he hasn't done for a few years. The main mission for this collection is to show the viewer the relationship between natural scenes and urban settings. O'Day aims to show how the mark making and the color bridges between the two subjects. Join us at the reception to speak with Adam and delve deeper into the whole collection.
View our full Adam O'Day collection now at: www.houseofroulx.com
Sales inquires email: info@adamjoday.com
Visit adamjoday.com to learn more
The Rochester Museum of Fine Arts is committed to infusing art into every day places. They utilize public spaces in order to make exceptional fine art easily accessible, while enhancing the visual landscape of the city. Displays are located in Suite 135 and the hallways of the James W. Foley Memorial Community Center, 150 Wakefield Street, Rochester, NH 03867. They include pieces from the permanent collection and monthly exhibitions.
