Scott Gellatly – Abstracting the Landscape: Creative Play (Recording)

Date recorded: Thursday, April 9, 2026

Level: All levels welcome

Medium: Oil

Presentation Type: Talk/demo

An artist’s output is born out of the creative process – the act of making something that didn’t exist the day before. Join artist Scott Gellatly as he discusses and demonstrates his process of creative play – using a variety of materials to get ideas out and to plant the seeds for his larger studio paintings.

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Scott Gellatly holds a degree in painting and drawing from the University of Oregon and has exhibited his work in solo and group exhibitions throughout the United States. A landscape painter at heart, Scott’s work has become more abstracted, with greater emphasis on pure color and gestural mark-making to evoke nature. Scott is an Oregon native and lives in Portland with his family.

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Scott Gellatly – Abstracting the Landscape: Creative Play (Recording)

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