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Group Exhibition at Rockford Art Museum TECHNICOLOR CONSTELLATIONS: TALES FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION JUN 11–SEP 26, 2021 Exhibition and Free Admission sponsored by Janella and Matthew Herbig FRI, JUN 11 Members Gallery Walk with Curator Carrie Johnson | 5:15–6 PM Members Preview | 6–7 PM FRI, JUN 11 Free

'Candelabrum' has been sent to the foundry and will be available in a variety of patina's of your choice (and in time for Christmas!) If you would like to own a Michael Abraham original, contact me! Flexible payment options are available.  

See 'Armoured Heart' From Sept 19 2020 to Dec 13 2020 at Surrey Art Gallery!

A video of varnishing day was added to 'Piper's Medley' page. The photographer was here to take photos: 'Big Pants' was added to Business as Usual page. 'Star Clustering' was added Sun-Stars-Fire-Flames page. 'Red Canoe' was added to Water Works page.

Over the past month, a lot of time has been put into curating the website. You can now see images from the early 1990's up to the current date, displaying a full overview of creative productivity through the years. The Painting

I'll be showing 3 paintings and 2 sculptures at the Seattle Art Fair with Gallery 110 Visit Gallery110 at the Seattle Art Fair: August 1-4, 2019Tickets at seattleartfair.com CenturyLink Field Event Center1000 Occidental Avenue SSeattle, WA 98134 Collectors Preview: Thursday, August 1, 3:30pm – 6:00pmOpening Night

And for my second appearance as set designer, I painted and Constructed sets (including a 3D fountain!) for The Children’s Theatre of Richmond Association’s production of Cinderella.

“Snow isn’t white; white is not even white” - Michael Abraham

By simplifying what you look at, through finding shape, considering the five elemental forms, and using a few key tools to assess the tones and contrast and the variations within tonal ranges, you’ll be able paint images with a dynamic range of tone, and more confidently, convincingly making for a stronger graphic readability to your work whether it be landscape, portrait, still life or abstract. 

Together you will explore and understand the variations in light and shade, lightness or darkness of objects and spaces, local tone and colour, and how light and atmosphere play and bounce on forms and textures to create the illusion of three-dimensionality.

Abraham's accessible approach to teaching, through discussion, demonstration and exercise will have you feeling confident about your approach to tonal values in no time. His personable approach speaks much to the appeal of his teaching style, so you'll learn and enjoy yourself thoroughly in the process.