Peter Granados is an American artist whose paintings are a marriage between gestural abstraction and the epic novel. Carefully embedded between swathes of saturated color and a multitude of painting surfaces, the artist depicts complex narratives whose subjects range from Californian esoteric schools to the greek tragedies of Euripides and Sophocles.
About Peter G.
Peter Granados
Painter
Peter Granados is an American artist whose paintings are a marriage between gestural abstraction and the epic novel. Carefully embedded between swathes of saturated color and a multitude of painting surfaces, the artist depicts complex narratives whose subjects range from Californian esoteric schools to the greek tragedies of Euripides and Sophocles.
About Peter G.
Peter Granados
Painter
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WHEN I was a child, my parents collected “Daily Cards” from their spiritual teacher.
Quote #1 On Irises
Daily Card
WE referred to them as “Daily Cards” as they were distributed throughout our community on a daily basis. On each card was a single sentence; an aphorism or quote plucked from the teacher’s many spiritual lessons. Each one was 3 x 3 inches square, letter pressed, and embossed. They were collectible objects, tokenized, often displayed on dashboards and refrigerators.
Quote #2 On Surrendering
Daily Card
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EACH card was a resource. Each card was unique. Each card represented what was both a fragment of a larger ethos, and a singularly profound observation.
Quote #3 On The Relativity of Wind
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LIKE the Daily Cards, these paintings are sound bites from something larger, carefully cut for the sake being read as powerfully singular. In preparation for these eleven paintings, I have tried to think about my short oeuvre as though it were as complex as an esoteric school. How can I learn from my paintings? Does my work convey an ethos? If so, how can I begin to identify this ethos?
Quote #4 On Trust
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A Daily Card from the 1990's ... please read on for more.
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Cards
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WHEN I was a child, my parents collected “Daily Cards” from their spiritual teacher.
Quote #1 On Irises
Daily Card
WE referred to them as “Daily Cards” as they were distributed throughout our community on a daily basis.
Quote #2 On Surrendering
Daily Card
Enlarge Image
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EACH card was a resource. Each card was unique. Each card represented what was both a fragment of a larger ethos, and a singularly profound observation.
Quote #3 On The Relativity of Wind
Daily Card
Enlarge Image
LIKE the Daily Cards, these paintings are sound bites from something larger, carefully cut for the sake being read as powerfully singular. In preparation for these eleven paintings, I have tried to think about my short oeuvre as though it were as complex as an esoteric school.
Quote #4 On Trust
Daily Card
A Daily Card from the 1990's ...
Quote #1 On Irises
Quote #2 On Surrendering
Quote #3 On The Relativity
of Wind
Quote #4 On Trust
Quote #5 On Protection
Quote #6 On Play
Quote #7 On Alchemy
Quote #8 On Our Garden
Quote #9 On Preservation
Quote #10 On Duty
Quote #11 On Impressions
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Quote #1 On Irises
Quote #2 On Surrendering
Quote #3 On The Relativity
of Wind
Quote #4 On Trust
Quote #5 On Protection
Quote #6 On Play
Quote #7 On Alchemy
Quote #8 On Our Garden
Quote #9 On Preservation
Quote #10 On Duty
Quote #11 On Impressions
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How to find us
23 W. 1ST STREET,
DULUTH, MINNESOTA 55802
How to contact us
218-481-7750 director@josephneasegallery.comEach 12" x 18", acrylic on canvas, 2020
About the PaintingsContact
How to find us
23 W. 1ST STREET,
DULUTH, MINNESOTA 55802
How to contact us
218-481-7750 director@josephneasegallery.comEach 12" x 18", acrylic on canvas, 2020
About the PaintingsContact
