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Untitled (#559)

Nov 19, 2016

Untitled (#559), 2016, acrylic on paper, 22" x 22", by Clay Johnson
Untitled (#559), 2016, acrylic on paper, 22” x 22”
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Exhibition at George Billis Gallery, New York

In September, I will be having a small solo exhibition at George Billis Gallery in New York. The paintings will be installed in the side room exhibition space in the Chelsea gallery, 525 W. 26th Street, ground floor. The opening reception will be Septe …

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Studio Log

New Aluminum Panels

I recently had some new panels built. The faces are made of Dibond aluminum sheets, which are mounted to poplar cradles. They look beautiful, and the aluminum composite means no warping whatsoever. I wasn’t sure about painting on metal, but I really li …

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On Painting

Feeding the Animals

My path to a good painting is indirect. I begin by dividing the picture plane horizontally into two or three sections, and the rest of the process is a series of corrections. I try to fix the things I don’t like without destroying the aspects that appe …

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