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Frances McCormack: Paintings

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Species That Resent the Cold. oil on canvas over panel, 52 x 47 inches, 2014

Frances McCormack - San Francisco Art Institute SFAI

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Frances McCormack is an abstract painter whose work draws on the history of gardens and landscape design. She was the recipient of the first SFAI faculty residency at the American Academy in Rome, curator the exhibition Silence, Exile, and Cunning for the Sonoma Valley Museum of Art and recently collaborated with the San Francisco composer Kurt Rohde and the writer Sue Moon, producing a …

Frances McCormack Biography Annex Galleries Fine Prints

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Painter and collaborative multimedia artist Frances McCormack was born in Boston, MA, in the early 1950s. She received her BA in at the University of Massachusetts, Boston in 1978 and her MFA from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1986. She is currently …

Frances McCormack: Exhibitions

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“Frances McCormack - Recent Paintings” Elin Eagles-Smith Gallery, San Francisco, CA. November REVIEW. 2007 “From the Ground Up” Palo Alto Art Center, Palo Alto, CA. July REVIEW. 2004 “Adjacent Things Diminish”, R. B. Stevenson, La Jolla, CA. REVIEW. 2004 “Trintas” Museum of Contemporary Art …

Frances McCormack: Artist's Statement

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Artist's Statement. Combining landscape design drawings, stark architectural elements and loosely interpreted botanical forms, the paintings manifest a range of felt energies reflected through the natural world in an invented space. The shaping power of limitation, barely visible but suggested by various forms, is the primary motivation of the ...