Irene Corey

05/19/2020

“Sequestered” by Irene Corey
A new and intense work painted in isolation.
Irene is vivacious as ever and formulating ideas for new work daily. Brush strokes are getting bigger as are the ideas! Creatively blooming ALWAYS! Message us for inquiry.

03/16/2020

We have added a few of Irene's latest paintings, but will be adding for very soon! Thank you for exploring her canvas with your eyes and her thoughts with your soul.

03/16/2020

We will explore in this album Irene’s work and color, design and her own inspirations. They are the purpose rather than the subject. She never copies and no longer accepts commissions. Her most recent paintings reflect a freer brushstroke and spirit. She tries to send a visual message in her work, rather than a “pretty wallpaper”. Thank you for being here and exploring her genius with us!

02/19/2020

I lied, maybe it is this one.

“Who Am I”
A series

02/19/2020

I am Nikki B. and I am facilitating the launch of Irene’s Artist Page as well as managing content at this time. This is probably one of my favorite pieces. However, she is still painting all of the time.....
”Whatever Happened To The Dreams” Moods and questions we ask ourselves. A series.

“Whatever Happened To The Dreams” a series of moods and questions we ask ourselves.

02/19/2020

Join me in welcoming Irene to Facebook. She is launching her Artist page today!

02/19/2020

IRENE COREY
THE ART OF THE DRAMATIC
I have always had a penchant for drama. (I have been a non-union actor for more than fifty years.) In my painting, I look for character and story. I like my animals and humans to project their own thoughts, moods and characters. I strive to invite viewers to experience my landscapes with all their senses. Even still lifes have a story to tell. They may not always be “pretty,” but there is a message or mystery to share.
I find drama everywhere – in eggs and pears and cabbages; in a chair, in a bowl, in a glass of wine; most definitely in rocks and roads, and loaves of rye. My compositions tend to be bold in color and brushstroke, clean in style, balanced in design.
An art professor, also a fan of the dramatic, once told me, “Paint it big and paint it red!” Many of my paintings are big, and I do use arresting pigments. But even when I’m painting miniatures in muted tones. I aim for mighty impression.