Kim Osgood
Mountain Refuge
2023
acrylic on wood panel
48 x 108 inches
Nesting at the Ocean
2023
acrylic on wood panel
36 x 36 inches
Where the Fresh Water Flows into the Ocean
2023
acrylic on paper on panel
48 x 24 inches
In the Pink Hour
2023
acrylic on wood panel
60 x 48 inches
Evening Sky at La Manzanilla
2023
acrylic on wood panel
48 x 60 inches
Under the Sitka
2023
acrylic on wood panel
36 x 24 inches
Forest Clearing
2023
acrylic on panel
36 x 48 inches
Almond Tree at Sunset
2023
acrylic on wood panel
60 x 48 inches
Spring Again
2023
monotype
37 x 29.25 inches framed
In Calm Places
2023
monotype
29.25 x 29.25 inches framed
Helpful Solutions
2023
monotype
29.25 x 37 inches framed
Lighthouse
2023
acrylic on paper
16.5 x 14 inches framed
Patience
2023
acrylic on paper
16.5 x 14 inches framed
Moon Light
2023
acrylic on paper
16.5 x 14 inches framed
Answers
2023
acrylic on paper
16.5 x 14 inches framed
Dreaming
2023
acrylic on paper
10 x 8 inches
Russo Lee Gallery is pleased to present Drink the Wild Air by Kim Osgood. Known for her unique compositions of flora and fauna, this exhibition features monotypes as well as acrylic works on paper and panel. Integral to Osgood’s practice is the French tradition of plein-air painting. She often packs up her paints, brushes, and fold-up easel and hikes to open fields to paint in the open air.
Opening Reception | Thursday, October 5, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Artist Talk | Saturday, October 14, 11:00 a.m.
Kim Osgood has exhibited her work since the mid-1980s and her work has been part of exhibitions including the Oregon Biennial, Portland Art Museum; PICA; PCVA; Washington State University, Pullman; and Coos Art Museum, Coos Bay, OR. She studied at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY and the Rhode Island School of Design. Her work is part of numerous collections including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, WA; Nordstrom Inc, in multiple states; Legacy Emanuel Hospital, Portland, OR; Meyer Memorial Trust, Portland, OR; MOMO International, New York; Oregon History Center, Portland; Portland Art Museum, OR; and the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.