Contact

ccmadrid@catherinecourtenaye.com

510-517-8057


Representation

Catherine Courtenaye's work may be found at:

Modernism, Inc., San Francisco

Stremmel Gallery, Reno

Bentley Gallery, Scottsdale

Argazzi Art, Lakeville, Connecticut

Telluride Gallery of Fine Art, Telluride, Colorado

For more information, please email
ccmadrid@catherinecourtenaye.com


News

San Francisco Magazine, Best of the Bay Area 2009, "Enrich Thyself"
It’s hard to predict which painters will be the next to fetch eight or nine figures at auction, but we’re bold enough to bet on three now selling in San Francisco galleries, whose canvases go for $3,000 or less but may soon command 10 times that price.
...Catherine Courtenaye reverses a historical tradition of using fanciful flourishes to make handwriting artistic, by creating paintings that replicate calligraphic adornments from old ledgers and notebooks. Her elegant, small-scale canvases embed these anonymous embellishments in layers of luminous color, to very striking effect. Modernism Gallery: 685 Market St., Ste. 290, S.F., 415-541-0461, modernisminc.com.

The Oakland Museum of California has acquired Wilhilmena (2006) for its permanent collection.


Exhibitions

Through November 20, 2011, Boise Art Museum, Boise, Idaho (solo)

Winter 2011, Modernism West, San Francisco (solo)

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Publications

NEW! Catherine Courtenaye: Paintings published by Boise Art Museum. Essays by Sandy Harthorn and Michele Corriel. Click on image to download pdf of 48-page catalogue (1.5 MB). Available $20 postpaid from Boise Art Museum or the artist.

Click on image to download pdf of Stremmel Gallery catalogue.

Commissions

Deloitte LLP, Conference and Learning Center, Westlake, Texas, two 44 x 68 inch paintings, 2011

Art in Public Places, City of Emeryville, California, Bus Shelter Temporary Art Program, four images exhibited February–May 2010.

Renown Health, Nevada, fifteen 18 x 18-inch panels in the Tahoe Tower lobby, Reno.

Farmers and Merchants Bank, Lodi, California
Dividends and Remainders, Green
84 x 60 inches, oil on canvas, 2005


Dana Gioia, NEA Chair

Bricklayers' Work selected for the National Endowment for the Arts Loan Program, Washington, D.C. Above: Dana Gioia, former Chairman.

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