Exhibition Catalog

Michelle Satterllee at the Elliott Fouts Gallery designed the 32-page catalog. I am so pleased with the way it turned out. The 20 paintings for the show are represented. Michelle is a fantastic designer. It is refreshing to have your work handled by someone who knows what they are doing.

Christopher Stott - New Paintings  | June 4-30, 2011
Exhibition catalog available at the Elliott Fouts Gallery

Quartet
24" x 48" | Oil/Canvas | 2011
• Sold

Black Vintage Electric Fan
28" x 22" | Oil/Canvas | 2011
• Sold

The Girl Next Door
20" x 20" | Oil/Canvas | 2011
• Sold

American Art Collector, June 2011

I did an interview with American Art Collector magazine for the June 2011 issue, which is now out. There is a preview of some of the paintings for my show. It's humbling to have my work in the pages of a magazine along with some of my favorite contemporary artists.

American Art Collector , June 2011

Good Times
30" x 30" | Oil/Canvas | 2010
• Sold
• Available as a limited edition print

Baggage
30" x 30" | Oil/Canvas | 2011
• Sold
• Available as a limited edition print

Oliver
30" x 36" | Oil/Canvas | 2011
• Sold

What Next?
20" x 36" | Oil/Canvas | 2010
• Sold

Last of the progress photos...

I have officially completed the 20 paintings for my June show. Between Anthropologie and J.Crew, I honestly didn't think I'd meet my goal. It feels mighty good to have accomplished so much in the last 6 months and I'm looking forward to seeing all the pieces hanging in the gallery.

Another round of progress photos...

Work continues on paintings for my June show and I am happy to report that I am nearing completion. The last four paintings have been conceived, and I have a few precious weeks to finish up the work.

J.Crew

I'm pleased to share the news that five of my paintings, including the two below, now belong to J.Crew's corporate collection.


Someday Soon
30" x 36" | Oil/Canvas | 2010


Remington Standard No. 10, Profile
30" x 36" | Oil/Canvas | 2010

Moving right along...

Over the past several weeks I've been able to complete some paintings that I'm happy with. That's a peculiar thing for me to say.

A few years ago I worked fast, alla prima, completing paintings in only a few quick sittings. Over time, I've found myself slowing down considerably and becoming much more focused. Slowing down has given me the opportunity to approach challenging and highly detailed subjects.

Below are some black and white photos of some of these recent paintings on the easel. As spring rolls along I'll be sharing these in color along with more pieces I've got in the works.