This is a great article if I do say so. The East magazine: Stephen Scott, The Definitive Neopostromantic.
Stephen Scott, The Definitive Neopostromantic
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The Reflective Gaze — Forrestall and Scott — the Saint John Arts Centre
A show of two very diverse realist painters who share a surprising amount of aesthetic judgment.
Forrestall and Scott — The Reflective Gaze — on hanging day
The subtext for the show evolved from a discussion on the role of selective perception in representational painting, and by extension how aesthetic judgments give pictorial language to non-verbal expression.
Mount Allison Fine Arts Alumni Exhibition
This exhibition of alumni artists from the Fine Art Department at Mount Allison University celebrated the opening of the new Fine Arts building.
More studio time
More reflections upon returning to the studio of some landscape work done during the summer spent in Sackville, New Brunswick.
Studio time
A look at some landscape sketches and drawings made in Sackville, New Brunswick over the summer.
End of summer — looking forward
This was the second summer I had spent in Sackville visiting an area I had grown very fond of while earning my B.FA. I had spent the summer doing landscape paintings.
Where Sunny lived
Cyrenus (Sunny) Robichaud is my wife’s uncle. A bachelor, he has lived in the small village of Inkerman on the Acadian peninsula all of his life. He has reached the point of having to leave his house, and it is left as it was when he was living there.
Sackville School?
Site of a proposed future Guild Academy of Arts. This project is an idea generated by Virgil, Meredith and myself which would develop in an effort to provide instruction for painting technique and support of a somewhat classical aesthetic philosophy.
Sackville (Reprise)
As is my habit I am away from the sturm, dust and drang of the metropolis for the summer. I have returned to Sackville for a reprise of last summers adventures.