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\n&ldquo\;When I was a kid\, I milked cows before school and would look \;out at the barnyard and see all the colors transformed\,&rdquo\; Martin \;said. &ldquo\;When the sun comes up\, everything is bathed in this beautiful golden light.&rdquo\; \;
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\nMartin\, is interested in observing and painting the effect of light falling on the landscape. His work is created outdoors\, painted en plein air\, taking direct inspiration from the subject. By using color to show atmosphere he will often return to the same location to capture different moods of the same scene. His luminous paintings are created with active brushwork and broken color.\n
\n\n\n&ldquo\;When I was a kid\, I milked cows before school and would look \;out at the barnyard and see all the colors transformed\,&rdquo\; Martin \;said. &ldquo\;When the sun comes up\, everything is bathed in this beautiful golden light.&rdquo\; \;
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\nMartin\, is interested in observing and painting the effect of light falling on the landscape. His work is created outdoors\, painted en plein air\, taking direct inspiration from the subject. By using color to show atmosphere he will often return to the same location to capture different moods of the same scene. His luminous paintings are created with active brushwork and broken color.
His painting endeavors have taken him to France\, the Netherlands\, Italy\, and across the United States. He was chosen to paint on the grounds of Frank Lloyd Wright&rsquo\;s masterpiece\, Taliesin\, for two months during the centennial celebration.
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All of Martin'\;s original\, one-of-a-kind paintings will be for sale in a variety of price points.
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\;The Golden Hour\n
\;Saturday\, April 6\, 2024\n
\;Meet + Greet with Kyle Martin: 5pm-7pm\n
\;Brewery Pottery Open: 10am-9pm\n
\;The Golden Hour runs through the end of May.