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School Days
acrylic paintings, contemporary artI used acrylic markers for most of these paintings…

School Days (Museum Trip), 40 x 23

School Days (Mirror, revised version), 28 x 17

School Days (Dads), 35 x 40

School Days (Going on 13) new version, 17 x 14

School Days (Comicon), 20 x 16

School Days (Wall), 26 x 26
Solo Show of My Paintings’ series “School Days”
acrylic paintings, contemporary artThis April, my first solo show, “School Days,” curated and presented by Paul McMahon, a pioneer of the the alternative space movement (Google him and you will discover many surprises).

Gutelius, Solo show, partial installation view

Gutelius, Solo show with Nina
School Days (series)
acrylic paintings, contemporary art, figurative artNew Paintings
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Push to Open, 26 x 19 inches, acrylic on canvas

Watch, 20 x 17 inches, acrylic on canvas

Marilyn at Walmart, 19 x 15 inches, acrylic on canvas

My Girl, 26 x 20 inches, acrylic on canvas
Water Study
acrylic paintings, art, contemporary artJosepha Gutelius | Paintings
acrylic paintings, contemporary art, female artist, figurative art, male portraits, portraits of womenExperiments … Take a look at the painting “Every Memory Is Older Than You ” — I scraped off the original image.

Man in the Holocene, acrylic on canvas, 20 x 16

New Car Smell, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 16

Another Exit Plan, acrylic on canvas

A Building in Chelsea, acrylic drawing on engineering paper, mounted on canvas, 36 x 26

Bracelets, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 18

Learning to Swim, acrylic on canvas, 29 x 16

Lingerie, acrylic on canvas, 16 x 23

Every Memory Is Older Than You, acrylic on canvas, 36 x 24
Using acrylic markers
acrylic paintings, contemporary artA strange, new departure for me (okay, not strange for most people), but:
Buying canvas (rather than stretching it myself) and using acrylic markers (rather than finger painting, which is my usual method) — something about those combinations… well, Â the result is a patchwork style that’s a little off the grid for me. And maybe way too familiar to others.
This one is probably unfinished. No title even. And why are these so small here? Sorry for that.
These two, titled “What the Astronaut Saw” — belong together as far as I’m concerned. But probably unfinished. I’m inordinately proud of the sheep on the right though.
Painting process (old versions and new)
acrylic paintings, contemporary art, female artist, feminist art, figurative art, portraits of womenPerhaps because winter is coming, time to hunker down, I’ve been particularly keen on revisiting paintings, never quite content.
Some old versions, and new. Subtle changes, hmmm.