Stopping to visit Kathleen’s Green River painting installed in Salt Lake City.

Before the start of a 5 day raft trip down the Yampa River through Dinosaur National Monument, Kathleen & Steve and friends visited the lobby of 222 S. Main to see Kathleen’s 50 x 80″ Green River painting installed in the elevator corridor, and to revisit her 8 x 14′ Zion painting in the lobby entryway.

Marin Open Studios 2022

Hope to see you!

Marin Open Studios April 30 & May 1 May 7 & 8, 11 am – 6 pm

This 36 x 36″ acrylic painting on linen is currently unfinished, but close. Steve has been working on this painting as part of his current inspiration to bring the outside in. Enjoying the garden out the back door of his studio, looking across from inside a home on Bolinas Lagoon, or anytime inspiration comes from the wilderness through the studio doors. Kathleen & Steve will be participating both weekends of Marin Open Studios. They each have a painting in the Marin Open Studio Gallery in the Corte Madera Town Center and have hung a lot of recent work throughout their home & studio. From 11 am to 6 pm. 38 San Francisco Blvd., San Anselmo

Marin Open Studios

Kathleen & Steve will be participating both weekends of the 2022 Marin Open Studios, April 30 & May 1, May 7 & 8, from 11 am – 6 pm. This image is a detail of one of Steve’s paintings-in-progress. A stroll through the garden before entering the home, gallery & studio, is a unique experience.

Garden blooms ahead of Marin Open Studios.

Kathleen & Steve will be participating both weekends of this year’s Marin Open Studios, April 30 & May 1 and May 7 & 8. There will be additional information on this event soon, but the garden is beautiful now, if anyone would like to see art &/or the garden before then. Please call, (415) 453-3648.

Kathleen’s Green River painting installed in Salt Lake City.

After showing off the completed painting, an art transport company picked up, wrapped, delivered and installed this 50″ x 80″ oil painting onto the elevator lobby wall at 222 South Main St., SLC, Utah.

Kathleen’s Utah commission send-off preview.

Lipinski, “Green River, Canyonlands, Utah”, 50 x 80″, oil on canvas, 2022. “I’m very proud of this third large commission for the lobby in Salt Lake City, Utah. The subject matter was taken from a spectacular river rafting trip we took last summer. This painting will join two other large canvases I created in 2010.“

Send-Off Celebration and Mini Open Studio This Sunday, March 6, noon – 3pm.

Please join us at our home and studio for a spontaneous opportunity to view Kathleen’s latest commission- plus our latest paintings and prints!

Kathleen’s third large commission for the lobby of 222 South Main, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Lipinski, “The Green River, Utah”, oil on canvas, 50 x 80″, (in progress).

This 50 x 80″ painting in progress was commissioned by the new owners of the building where Kathleen was commissioned to paint from Zion National Park in 2009 (see images below). The elevator hallway which housed the slot canyon painting was remodeled and now required a horizontal format painting. Last June, Kathleen and Steve took a 6 day raft trip down the Green River through Canyonlands National Park, merging with the Colorado on its’ way south to the remnants of Lake Powell. This view is from one of the camps along the way. The painting is currently about half-way done. Kathleen hopes to host a one day public viewing before it ships to Utah in early March.

Steve has three paintings in the Bolinas Museum’s “Hardly Strictly Mini” exhibit.

“These pieces began as variations on the graphs new to our daily lives. I stuck to the format, but not the science in these. I invented curves, without a thought to flattening them. I used bright colors without regard to whether they might represent good, or bad, just as long as they worked with each other. The last one above, I tilted 90 degrees, and liked it even better.”

The exhibit at the Bolinas Museum lasts through the month of December.

A view from Surprise Valley, painted in San Anselmo, delivered & hung in Watsonville!

We hung Kathleen’s 40 x 70″ painting of the Warner Mountains in the Watsonville home of the woman that commissioned this piece. She lived in the last house, on the edge of Surprise Valley, for 30 years.