“Non-Objective Abstract Paintings by Lynne Taetzsch" at Orazio Salati Gallery in Binghamton, NY

Jan. 30, 2012 - PRLog -- Ithaca, NY:  Over twenty large abstract acrylic paintings on canvas by Lynne Taetzsch will be on exhibit at Orazio Salati Gallery, 205 State Street, Binghamton, New York, from February 3 to March 25, 2012.  The public is invited to meet the artist at receptions 6-9 pm February 2 and March 3.

The paintings to be exhibited are all non-objective in style, meaning they are not stylized versions of reality but based on form, color, composition and emotional energy.   Taetzsch is influenced by the world she sees and everything she has experienced, but she does not transcribe it directly onto the canvas.  Instead, she uses acrylic paint to create an original world with its own rules and boundaries.  

Taetzsch was trained traditionally to translate the world around her, drawing and painting the figure, still-life, and portraits before she discovered the abstract expressionists when she was studying art at Cooper Union in NYC.  Her work gradually became more and more abstract until she found her true home in non-objective painting.

While Taetzsch has made art all her life, since 2000 she has been painting full-time in her studio in Ithaca, NY.  Her work has been shown in solo and group exhibitions in galleries and museums through the US and abroad.  Recently she’s exhibited at the Auburn Museum, the Johnson Museum of Art in Ithaca, and currently at The Kitchen Theatre in Ithaca (now until the end of April).

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