Subjective Landscape & Still Life exhibit

 

SUBJECTIVE LANDSCAPE & STILL LIFE EXHIBIT

You are invited to an exhibit featuring Allan Chow's subjective landscapes and still lives at Blue Koi restaurant in Mission Hills, Leawood. The exhibit runs through the month of October, 2012. Feast your eyes to some of Allan's new paintings while enjoying one of Kansas City's most popular asian restaurants.

LOCATION

BLUE KOI, 10581 Mission Road, Leawood, KS 66206 (913) 383-3330

Hours:Mon - Thur: 11 am to 9:30 pm, Fri - Sat: 11 am to 10:30 pm 

 ARTIST STATEMENT

Modern palette knife painter, Allan Chow invites us to a glimpse of his perpetual evolving landscapes and still lives. Inspired by Impressionism and his asian culture, Allan’s bold colors, paint strokes and irresistable textures sets him apart from his peers and made his paintings one of the most preferred and collected in the country today.

Allan’s eye-catching red stamp graces each of his landscapes, setting them apart from other works on gallery walls. In addition, it constantly reminds him
of his roots ,his native country and culture. If you are interested in purchasing, commissioning the Artist and/or viewing some samples of his paintings, visit his online gallery at www.allanchow.com. You can reach the Artist directly at info@allanchow.com.

Closer look at Prairie Sunrise, Allan Chow 2012

Prairie Sunrise, panel 1, 36x48, by Allan Chow 2012

Prairie Sunrise, panel 2, 36x48, by Allan Chow 2012

Prairie Sunrise, panel 3, 36x48, by Allan Chow 2012

Here is a closer look at this triptych painting individually. For this project, I had to paint all three canvases simultaneously to make sure that they line up on the wall. After investing in three easels and some c-clamps, it did the trick.

Prairie Sunrise in progress.

If you are interested in a print or prints of Prairie Sunrise, please contact me for pricing. As always, I look forward to working with you creating an original composition for your space. Feel free to contact me for a consultation. Its FREE!

Email: info@allanchow.com
Web: allanchow.com

Fiery filled sky, by Allan Chow 2012

Inspired by a previous painting, I find it productive to start a painting right after finishing one bc it helps to keep the momentum going b4 it is gone.

"Fiery filled Sky," 24x30, Oil on canvas by Allan Chow '12

Dream Catcher by Allan Chow 2012

Started a new painting yesterday. Started out with a neutral sky and everything else just fell into place.

Global Prairie installation complete

Recently, Allan Chow finished a large triptych of the Prairie for one of his clients, Global Prairie, a successful marketing and communications company. Their company's name says it all. Allan's abstraction of the sky and prairie fits their contemporary interior perfectly. Below are some images of the process and finished product. It all started with some concepts. Bringing visual concepts really help the client envision what they are getting.

Here is the final paintings installed. They absolutely love it and it really help bring positive energy and color into their amazing space.

Prairie Sunrise, 12ft x 3ft, Global Prairie collection

New York City, 2012

In front before me was Monet's triptych at the MOMA. Left me breathless!

Composition and the symphony of colors was mesmerizing.

Traveling is healthy. It humbles and rejuvenates me creatively.

 

"Woman in the Mirror" by Picasso.