Blue & Orange, 2008, oil on linen, 24 x 20 in., 60.96 x 50.8 cm.

I will be exhibiting five paintings at ARTery Miami Art Fair during Art Basel Miami Beach. ARTery Miami is located in the Wynwood Arts District, 71 NW 36th Street, Miami, FL 33127
ARTery Miami 2009 runs from December 2 - 6
www.artery-miami.com

New Limited Edition Print

Available now, a new limited edition print of Mother and Daughter. Details are listed below. To order, go to kentwilliamsstudio.com.
This limited edition print measures 22 x 17 inches and is printed on museum 365 gsm 100% cotton rag acid free paper, combined with Ultrachrome K3 pigment ink, assuring complete archival quality. Each print is individually proofed by the artist and comes signed and numbered. Limited to an edition of 20. $250 plus shipping and handling.

End of Group Show Get-together

Sena-Chobi, 2009, oil on wood panel, 12 x 12 in.

Yes, time does indeed fly by, and here we are in the last week of The Human Eclectic group exhibition at Merry Karnowsky Gallery. As a way to finish up a great show, and since the opening was such a madhouse, some of the artists and I are going to have a small get-together at the gallery on Saturday the 7th, from 3 - 6 pm. So come on by, if you're so inclined!

Opening Night Video

This is shot and cut together by Seaton Lin and crew at AB5TRAX from the opening night reception for The Human Eclectic group exhibition and will be posted on the Merry Karnowsky Gallery site, but just in case you don't get there, I thought I would post here as well.

Opening Night Pictures

With Merry Karnowsky

Opening Night

The opening night reception for The Human Eclectic group exhibition went off just great last night at Merry Karnowsky Gallery here in Los Angeles, with a huge turnout! Here's a shot of Sena Inukai, who posed for my painting, and her friend Fumi Omori. I'll be putting more pictures up shortly of the full event, but I wanted to get this link posted of the artists and their works that are included in the exhibition for those of you who could not attend. And for those of you who could and did turn out, thank you so much for making for a wonderful night – What an "eclectic" crowd it was!" To view the work go to The Human Eclectic site. Also, for a few more pictures, check out Eric Nakamura's blog.