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.

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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.

Annual Open Studio-November 26, 27 & 28

Kathleen & Steve are holding an Open Studio the Friday, Saturday & Sunday after Thanksgiving, from 11 am to 4 pm, at their home & studio, 38 San Francisco Blvd. in San Anselmo.

Kathleen’s Bolinas Museum auction donation sells way over asking! No time to celebrate- on to the MVFAF this weekend!

This 36 x 66″ oil painting, “Mt. Tamalpais from Blithedale Ridge” will be featured at the Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival along with brand new paintings and prints large and small. I’m looking forward to exhibiting my work at this wonderful festival for the first time in many years. The setting in the redwoods, the high quality of arts and crafts and the focus on our community makes this event unique and wonderful. This weekend, September 18 & 19, 10am-5pm, booth #50. Hope to see you there! Studio appointments are most welcome- just call or email to set a time.

Kathleen’s painting in the 29th Bolinas Museum Auction

Kathleen Lipinski, “Bolinas Lagoon”, 24″ x 20″, oil on canvas.

To bid on this or any of the other auction items, please visit the Bolinas Museum’s website to learn more: www.bolinasmuseum.org

Kathleen Lipinski: Poster artist for the 2021 Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival

This year’s MVFAF will take place in Old Mill Park, Mill Valley, September 18 & 19. Kathleen will be in Booth #50.

For more information on this year’s festival, please visit the MVFAF website: www.mvfaf.org

Kathleen’s Open Studio in May

Kathleen will be exhibiting her recent paintings, as well as prints and note cards as a participant in Marin Open Studios over two weekends: Saturday and Sunday, May 1 & 2, and May 8 & 9 from 11 am – 6 pm, at our home in San Anselmo. Steve is sitting this one out, but will be helping Kathleen. We’re very happy that things are opening up, but we ask that you wear a mask and stay socially distanced. We will not be serving food or drink (a first!). Please stroll our garden during your visit; it’s in full spring swing. We look forward to seeing you and showing what we’ve been creating all year. Visits by appointment are welcome. 38 San Francisco Blvd., San Anselmo, CA 94960, (415) 453-3648

Above: Kathleen Lipinski, “Mt. Tamalpais from Azalea Hill”, oil on canvas, 20 x 36″.

Kathleen’s three large oil paintings.

These three 36 x 66″ oil paintings have been completed by Kathleen within the year. Some may have been posted before, but the quality of the photos of these paintings is now more accurate. All three have been painted around the edges of large profile stretchers. From the top: “Mt. Tamalpais from Blithedale Ridge”, 36 x 66″, 2021; “Sleepy Hollow Fog”, 36 x 66″, 2020; “Mt. Tamalpais/Bon Tempe Reflections”, 36 x 66″, 2020.

The deYoung Museum “Open” Closes.