
Silkscreen, Edition of 120, 2005, 42″ x 45 1/2″

Oil on linen, 1992
36 1/4″ x 40″
Larry Dinkin: Painting to Silkscreen, an Interpretive Process
July 13 – September 23, 2007
The relationship between painting and silkscreen prints as seen through the creative eyes of New York artist Larry Dinkin. He takes the viewer on a visual journey between the two media. The vividly bold paintings and prints seem familiar and yet distant; perhaps a memory from a dream when one is jarred awake. Within the brilliant colors and dense brushstrokes, one can almost see a structure, a landform, something recognizable, but not then quite. Dinkin says of his work, “The images depict a personal universe—distilled landscapes bound only by their own reality. They strive for the flickering ambiguity of paint to dreamy vision, held fast within a structure that is both descriptive and dimensional.”