Kim Ouellette
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Kim OuelletteVivid Orange, 2022sumi ink and acrylic on canvas36 x 32 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuelletteAct One, 2022sumi ink and acrylic on canvas18 x 18 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuelletteClamp, 2022sumi ink and acrylic on canvas60 x 50 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuelletteClog, 2022sumi ink and acrylic on canvas60 x 50 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuelletteCloudland 1, 2022sumi ink and acrylic on canvas62 x 52 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuelletteCloudland 2, 2022sumi ink and acrylic on canvas62 x 52 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuelletteDoodle, 2022sumi ink and acrylic on canvas50 x 60 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuelletteGingham, 2022sumi ink and acrylic on canvas22 x 24 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuelletteSnag, 2022sumi ink and acrylic on canvas32 x 32 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuelletteUntitled, 2022sumi ink and acrylic on canvas22 x 18 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuelletteUntitled, 2022sumi ink and acrylic on canvas36 x 32 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuelletteSink, 2021sumi ink and acrylic on canvas34 x 32 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuellettePicture 2, 2021sumi ink and acrylic on canvas24 x 24 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuelletteSwim, 2021sumi ink and acrylic on canvas32 x 32 inchesView More Details
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Kim OuellettePicture , 2021sumi ink, acrylic on canvas24 x 22 inchesView More Details
Kim Ouellette was born in Winnipeg, Canada and has lived in Atlanta since 2004. She has exhibited in galleries and institutions in Canada, Scotland and the U.S. since 1985.
"I have been a practicing artist for four decades and see the current submission as the realization of a third phase of my evolution.
My early work (1980-2000) was supported by Arts Council grants and peer jury exhibitions that allowed me to explore my voice and develop my language and technical sensibility. The work evolved into large abstract flat surface works, with a few excursions into video and narrative formats along the way.
Moving to Atlanta 2000/2001, whether because of nostalgia or a sense of opportunity, I started a new body of mixed-media work centered on culturally significant Canadian Hudson Bay blankets, working mostly figuratively.
Around 2010 I felt the blanket works had run their course and I returned to the original media of painting and drawing. The work has evolved here into abstract work that explores shifting perspectives of space, color, shapes, and line. Formal, abstract and hopefully emotionally engaging as well."
-Kim Oullette, 2022
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Pique
29 Sep - 29 Oct 2022a peak at upcoming exhibitions, and new work by gallery artists Introducing Steven Charles Steven Charles, blanwhchtr, 2016, acrylic on canvas, 40 x 40 inches Including Works by Ben Britton...Read more -
Kim Ouellette
New Works 25 Jun - 27 Aug 2022Decatur, Georgia based artist Kim Ouellette’s new body of paintings of sumi ink and acrylic on canvas are fluid and rhythmic compositions of patterns, shapes and color. The artist states these works represent acts of improvisation through a formal language that strives for a figurative cohesion short of representation. "New Works" is on view at Marcia Wood Gallery Atlanta from June 25-July 30, 2022.Read more