Northern California Paintings to Be Displayed at PAI

Announcement from Peninsula Art Institute:

Oil painter Kevyn Warnock has been painting Bay Area landscapes for the past 22 years, finding infinite variety in the gold and green hills, the many moods of the ocean; and the interplay of the people who inhabit these environments.

In this solo exhibit Warnock has used the title The Quiet Earth to indicate the power of our physical planet as it evolves so slowly. There is the illusion that we and the earth are in stasis.

Warnock works her perspective to push the scope of human versus natural elements. We find ourselves drawn into her seascapes and landscapes, enjoying the interplay, wanting to explore, being captured in her natural world.

In addition to California scenes, the artist presents paintings of the dramatic mountains that surround her childhood home in Northern Utah.

The exhibit will be on view September 11 to October 19, 2014, with a reception Sunday, September 28, 2014, 1 - 4 p.m.

Admission is free.

About the Peninsula Art Institute (PAI)

Founded in December 2012, PAI is home to more than 25 resident visual artists and is located on the San Francisco Peninsula. Its mission is to: Provide a supportive working environment for creative professionals in the visual arts and a cultural resource for the community.

PAI is a department of the Peninsula Museum of Art. Artist disciplines include Painting, Sculpture, Photography, Fibre Art.

Visit www.peninsulaartinstitute.org for more information, or by calling 650-692-2101.

The Peninsula Art Institute Gallery is across the courtyard from the Peninsula Museum of Art’s main entrance, 1777 California Drive, Burlingame, CA 94010.