February 2021

PATRICIA KILBURG STUDIO

The Bank Building Studios
1279 Pendleton Street
Greenville, SC  29611
Call (864) 630-1652
www.patriciakilburg.com

Want to visit the studio? 
Feel free to call 630-1652 for an appointment!

(Safe distancing and wearing a mask will be in effect.)

The Treasure
30” X 24”
Acrylic on Canvas
PATRICIA KILBURG

Why do I love creating abstract art?

I believe the more deeply one becomes absorbed in creating something using one’s own thought process, intuition, and emotions the more enjoyable and satisfying the result.  While working on an abstract composition I get enormous pleasure from the discovery of new insights, the fun of visual problem-solving,  and the joy of creating something that is one-of-a-kind and would not be in the world were it not for that process. 

The viewer who puts forth the time and effort to have a serious encounter with abstract art will have a most enjoyable and rewarding experience.  They will make new connections with art and the world and with their own life experiences.  That is the gift I hope to give those who look at my art.

Hidden Reasons
24” X 24”
Acrylic on Canvas
PATRICIA KILBURG

Safe distancing and wearing a mask will be in effect.

The Bank Building Studios

1279 Pendleton Street
Greenville, S
www.patriciakilburg.com

(photo by Traci Wright Martin) 

Slippery Slope
24” X 24”
Acrylic on Canvas
PATRICIA KILBURG

Separateness and Fusion
54” X 40”
Acrylic on Paper
PATRICIA KILBURG

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE MILL?

GREENVILLE CENTER FOR CREATIVE ARTS
in the Village of West Greenville

101 Abney, off Pendleton Street
www.artcentergreenville.org
Gallery hours every Wednesday through Friday from 1 to 5 PM 

SHAPING IDENTITY
FEBRUARY 5, 2021 – MARCH 24, 2021

Opening Reception: Friday, February 5, 2021 / 5:00 – 8:00 pm
ARTalk:Tuesday, March 9 / 6:00 – 7:00 pm

The artists exhibiting in Shaping Identity, Eli Warren (Greenville, SC, photography), Elizabeth Claffey (Bloomington, IN, photography) and Katie Kameen (Graniteville, SC, sculpture) share an interest in unearthing the relationship between cultural identity and personal history.

COMMUNITY GALLERY now through February 24:

Artists Jose Romero and Suzanne Woolf