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My painting, titled "Burger" was a winner. 
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 This is an acrylic painting I completed for the "Paint Rowlett" competition. All artwork created for this competition is currently being displayed at the Rowlett Public Library located on 3900 Main Street, Rowlett, TX 75088.
 I am currently finishing up one of my acrylic paintings, and hoping to start another one soon.
 I just completed a new print, now it will be time to explore multi-colors in my next series of prints.  I am currently working on another linoleum block cut print, and hoping to experiment with using more than one color on the prints. This is a piece that I started during my "Lino Print " demonstration I gave to the A.R.T. organization several weeks ago.The print should be completed in the next few days.
 On Sunday, April 21, at 2pm, I will be giving the Artists Round Texas program, a demonstration on my process of creating linoleum block cut prints. You can find additional information at the following link: yourrockwall.dallasnews.com/2013/04/08/a-r-t-welcomes-print-artist-gregory-lavender
 I have completed a still life painting of wooden blocks, the medium used was acrylic paints. I will be starting up new pieces soon.
Three of my art pieces hanging in Dallas gallery.
Three linoleum block prints of mine were accepted into the Texas Visual Art Association (TVAA) exhibit "Portraits: Self and Other". The pieces that were accepted are entitled "African Boys", "Grandpa" and "Sleep".
The exhibit will be September 3-28 2012 at the TVAA Downtown Gallery located at the Plaza of the Americas, Suite G-207, 700 North Pearl Street, Dallas, Texas, 75201. For additional information please go to www.tvaa.org. 
I just completed a linoleum block carving of a guitar player. It was brought to my attention this past March at the, 2012 Staple Expo, that the one important instrument that I did not have represented in my prints was the guitar. This piece completes my "jazz musicians" series of prints.  "Guitar Player"  |
AuthorI am a Dallas area artist who works in many mediums, but has recently been focusing on linoleum block cut prints. |
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