Here is a delightful video interview with Jeffery Reed that was made by Rusty Scupperton at a recent show at Gross McCleaf Gallery in Philadelphia. Here is a link to an article I made about his landscape paintings awhile back.
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great paintings!
nice subtle white frames
This IS delightful. I loved hearing about his process, how he establishes relationships with big brushes and uses as few colors as possible. Very solid, beautiful work.
Jeff is a great guy and a wonderful painter. He was in one of my classes the first year I taught at MICA. And even though he may not remember it, it was me who introduced him to a painter who I feel is his primary influence- John Frederick Kensett.
As a student studying landscape and Lyme Academy College of Fine Art this was perfect. Jeff is now another hero for me and I will be studying him. Thanks for offering this.
Wonderful artist, and a beautiful show. This lovely little video is very moving and does the man and his paintings justice. Thank you.
your work Jeffrey is sublime