2024

While completing his 2024 drawings, Gary began to view the shapes as vessels of color rather than representations of real objects. His fascination with color gradations and their interactions with adjacent colors continued to grow.

2024

6X6 S BLUES red orange majenta cherry SQUOOSH.jpg

6X6 TEAL ACID GREEN on yellows corals SQUOOSH.jpg

6X6 RED BROWN ORANGE on lavenders red and orange SQUOOSH.jpg

6X6 PURPLE MAGENTA YELLOW on coral grass green lavender teal SQUOOSH.jpg

6X6 HOT PINK MAGENTA HOT RED SQUOOSH.jpg

6X6 YELLOW ORANGE RED on dark browns gold & red deep SQUOOSH.jpg

6X6 YELLOWS ORANGE on dark colors SQUOOSH (1).jpg

6X6 PINK & MAGENTAS on greys and lavenders SQUOOSH.jpg

6X6 GREEN & BLUES oN GREENS & BLUES SQUOOSH.jpg

6X6 DARK BLUE GREEN PURPLE on labender and orange SQUOOSH.jpg

6x6 YELLOWS TO ORANGE on rust gold and dark purples SQUOOSH.jpg

6X6 BLUES on dark & light oranges SQUOOSH .jpg

6X6 YELLOWS on yellow and orange SQUOOSH.jpg

FINDING LIGHT IN OPAQUE COLORS….ALL DRAWINGS ABOVE ARE 6”X6” ON NON-WOVEN PAPER: MEDIUM: COLORED PENCILS

finding light in opaque colors 2024 colored pencils on non-woven paper 36”x36”

PINK RISING 2024 COLORED PENCILS ON NON-WOVEN PQAPER 28” w X 28” H

UNBOUND 2024 cOLORED PENCILS ON NON-WOVEN PAPER 46” w X 52” h

frolick 2024 colored pencils on non-woven paper 36” w x 32” h

SO.LEED.ON, ELON 2024 Colored Pencils on non-woven paper 24" H x 22" W

emERGING FROM CAOS -GEODE 2024 cOLORED PENCILS ON NON-WOVEN PAPER 36”X36'“

THING 1 2024 COLORED PENCIL ON NON-WOVEN PAPER 7”X’7”

teal blue shape on acid green colored pencils on non-woven paper 8”x8”

All of purple from lavender to royal 2024 colored pencils on non-woven paper 48”x48”

The prinaries take center stage 2024 cOLORED PENCILS ON NON-WVEN PAPER 68” W x 36” H

Gary Golkin- fine artist in New York City

Gary Golkin is a fine artist located in New York, NY focusing on drawing and painting.. Identifies himself as a abstract artist who is currently including representational images.

•   Freedom from “isms” and existing in an art world that is pluralistic.
•   Color, color, color is Gary’s guiding interest
•   Using the abstract shape found in a representational natural form to study and experience color juxtaposition.