Philip Frey

To see more of Philip's work and a video of his Artist's Talk visit: www.philipfrey.com.

"Painter Philip Frey has found a new freedom. In the past year he has transitioned from acrylic to oil while exploring an approach to the landscape that leans into the abstract. The stand-outs of the show are several paintings based on memories of islands off Hancock and Schoodic Points and Grindstone Neck, a stretch of coast to which Frey continues to lay painterly claim. These iconic shapes set against the sea and sky have a modernist edge, bold yet dream-like," writes Carl Little in his catalog...

To see more of Philip's work and a video of his Artist's Talk visit: www.philipfrey.com.

"Painter Philip Frey has found a new freedom. In the past year he has transitioned from acrylic to oil while exploring an approach to the landscape that leans into the abstract. The stand-outs of the show are several paintings based on memories of islands off Hancock and Schoodic Points and Grindstone Neck, a stretch of coast to which Frey continues to lay painterly claim. These iconic shapes set against the sea and sky have a modernist edge, bold yet dream-like," writes Carl Little in his catalog essay for Philip Frey’s 2011 solo show at Courthouse Gallery Fine Art.

Philip is represented by Courthouse Gallery Fine Art, Gleason Fine Art and Maine Art Gallery in Maine.