Patricia Griffin
Patricia Griffin graduated in 1989 with a BFA from Moore College of Art and Design, located in her home state of Pennsylvania. Patricia showed 38 pieces in a one woman STORYTELLERS at the Hub Gallery , Penn State University, University City, Pa. 2011. In 2010, she had a one woman show ARTEMIS at the Dutot Museum, Delaware Water Gap, Pa. Her works have been featured at the Greater Plains Art Museum in Lincoln, Nebraska, State Museum of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, Pa., Hunterdon Art Museum, Clinton, Nj., Everhart Museum, Scranton, Pa., The Monmouth Museum, Lincroft Nj, Allentown Art Museum, Pa. She is presently represented by RARE Gallery, Jackson, Wy. Cody Fine Art Gallery, Cody, Wy. Windrush Gallery, Sedona, AZ., and The Hanson Gallery, Honesdale, PA.
Patricia is a member of the American Society of Bovine Artists, and the American Plains Artists. Her award-winning work is collected by corporate as well as private collectors from Dallas to Dubai.
Artist Statement - I have been an oil painter for the past twenty two years, painting plein air and in my studio. I enjoy the buttery texture of the paint, the intensity achievable through its colors, and the smell of the slow drying process. Through this medium and a calculated composition, I breathe the life of my subjects onto linen.
I travel extensively to enhance and rejuvenate my vision. I paint both wild and domestic animals, with the goal to extract their connectivity to the human world and share it with the viewer. The animal’s surroundings metamorphosis over time, adapting to the perceptions of the viewer. This mimics the transformation of the landscape altered through wind, water, and time.
Patricia is a member of the American Society of Bovine Artists, and the American Plains Artists. Her award-winning work is collected by corporate as well as private collectors from Dallas to Dubai.
Artist Statement - I have been an oil painter for the past twenty two years, painting plein air and in my studio. I enjoy the buttery texture of the paint, the intensity achievable through its colors, and the smell of the slow drying process. Through this medium and a calculated composition, I breathe the life of my subjects onto linen.
I travel extensively to enhance and rejuvenate my vision. I paint both wild and domestic animals, with the goal to extract their connectivity to the human world and share it with the viewer. The animal’s surroundings metamorphosis over time, adapting to the perceptions of the viewer. This mimics the transformation of the landscape altered through wind, water, and time.
