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Philip Frey – Alla Prima Still Life (Online)
Date recorded: Friday, April 11, 2025
In this lively alla prima painting demonstration, artist Philip Frey will be painting a simple still life with objects chosen for their warm and cool color contrasts. He will explain his limited palette, composition, and paint handling choices as he goes along.
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In this lively alla prima painting demonstration, artist Philip Frey will be painting a simple still life with objects chosen for their warm and cool color contrasts. He will explain his limited palette, composition, and paint handling choices as he goes along.
In the past twenty years, Philip Frey has developed into one of Maine’s finest landscape painters. Known as a brilliant colorist, Frey paints Maine’s harbors and islands with a bold and sensitive palette that captures the light and moods of his home state, from the streets of Ellsworth and Portland to Monhegan and Acadia National Park. Philip is known for his engaging, illuminating and positive teaching style. He is skilled at addressing his student’s abilities and helping them mature as an artist. His monograph, Philip Frey: Here and Now, by Daniel Kany and Carl Little was published in 2018. He exhibits at Courthouse Gallery Fine Art, Greenhut Galleries, Edgewater Gallery, and Carver Hill Gallery and will be featured in group exhibitions at both Greenhut Galleries and Courthouse Gallery Fine Art, in the spring and summer of 2025.
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