Exhibitions
Exhibitions · 02. May 2023
Tips for picking show opportunities and thoughts about rejection as an artist
Exhibitions · 30. August 2022
Kate Kern Mundie: Rest FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: September 2022 CONTACTS: Kate Mundie 267-456-1851, mundieart@gmail.com or Fred Al Nakib 215-922-5155 LOCATION: F.A.N. Gallery, 221 Arch Street, Philadelphia PA WEBSITE: thefangallery.com INSTAGRAM: @the_fan_gallery @mundieart Kate Kern Mundie: Rest at F.A.N. Gallery, September 2-30, 2022 During the month of September, F.A.N. Gallery in Philadelphia will present Rest, an exhibition of Kate Kern Mundie’s landscape and still life paintings...
Exhibitions · 13. June 2022
September 2022 I will have a solo show at F.A.N. Gallery in Philadelphia. This show will feature around 20 paintings from my The Meadows series and other paintings from the Philadelphia area.
Exhibitions · 17. June 2021
Kate Kern Mundie: Coming Back I am an intuitive painter. I approach each painting without a definite plan or an expectation of what I want the end result to look like. Shadows are what draw me to my subjects and define for me what I am to paint. The shadow tells the story and defines the space. I paint the shadows to dominate the composition and build the painting around them. I love bright and luminous color, but I cannot show off how brilliant a color is without the contrasting darkness....
Exhibitions · 15. June 2021
ate Kern Mundie: Coming Back is on view at F.A.N. Gallery, 221 Arch Street, Philadelphia, from July 2 through 30. An artist reception will be held on Friday, July 30, from 5 to 8:00 p.m. For more information, please visit thefangallery.com or call 215-922-5155.
Exhibitions · 12. June 2010
Kate Kern Mundie's recent paintings, at F.A.N. Old school, without apologies By Andrew Mangravite In this exhibit of 33 oils, mostly done on Masonite, Kate Kern Mundie offers up landscape art in the classic American tradition. Rather than pursue pure Impressionism or pure photorealism, Mundie paints in the style that hearkens back to the work of the "Ashcan School" of early 20th Century artists. This is a hybrid of impressionist atmospherics but of heavy, earthbound realism in its execution....