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Reflections: Celebrating the Life of Clark Hulings - Tuesday, 3/29/2011 12:17 PM
Kip Forbes, Elizabeth Hulings, Mary Belfi Hulings and Jack A. Morris
On Tuesday night, March 22, art lovers, friends and collectors crowded the
Forbes Galleries to see the final gallery show with new art for sale by the
late Clark Hulings.
American realist painter Clark Hulings' six-decade career was celebrated with
friends, family and collectors from around the world. In attendance were
fashion designer Bibhu Mohapatra, Kip Forbes, Julia Alarcon from Sundance's
"All on the Line", Ari Helgason of Fabricly.com, Jack Morris of Morris &
Whiteside Galleries, Peter Trippi - Editor of "Fine Art Connoisseur" Magazine,
the artist's widow, Mary Belfi Hulings and daughter, Elizabeth Hulings.
Ari Helgason and Bibhu Mohapatra
The Forbes Galleries' timely show, "Reflections: Celebrating the Life of Clark
Hulings", offers the public a rare glimpse into Hulings' unique vision. The
combination sale and retrospective exhibit includes masterpieces treasured by
family and collectors, many of them never before displayed publicly. Of the
48 works on display, 21 will be offered for sale through a minimum-bid, silent
auction this Friday, March 25, 2011 at Morris & Whiteside Galleries, Hilton
Head Island, South Carolina.
Louis Vincent and Alex Geana
Clark Hulings respected the ordinary and made it extraordinary. He created his
own formula for expressing beauty, which he often uncovered in places where
others might see only misery. Hulings traveled extensively throughout his
life, scouring remote countryside and faraway towns for subject matter well
into his eighties. Lauded for his brilliance at manipulating values,
perspective and composition, Hulings' technique was a marriage of traditional
and cutting edge - a combination of formal training, life experience and a
willingness to experiment to achieve his desired effects. He employed a
smorgasbord of strategies culled from many schools of painting.
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