Tim Flanagan This is Me

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1. 1. www.mainecoastalart.com

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   Published on: 8/6/2007   Last Visited: 8/6/2007

   Tim Flanagan Coastal Fine Arts Alliance of Maine
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   Tim Flanagan's paintings are based upon an emotional response to the Yin and Yang of light's fluidity, the stillness and the motion, the light and the dark. Through the use of glazing with acrylic colors, Tim often works for weeks at a time in order to achieve the intense imagery that has become the hallmark of his work.
   
   Tim Flanagan's work has been nationally recognized in the 1996 book "The Best of Acrylic Painting" by Rockport Publishers - distributed by North Light Books. His paintings continue to be juried into both national and international exhibitions, and they are being collected with an ever growing sphere of individuals and businesses.

2. 2. Tim Flanagan - Acrylic and Oil Fine Art Paintings

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   Published on: 2/1/1987   Last Visited: 2/25/2008

   A native of Old Town, Maine, Tim Flanagan received his BA degree from the University of Maine at Orono in 1971. Following a two year period in commercial art, Tim taught art in the Bangor, Maine Public School System until 1986. At that time both he and his wife Thea - also an art teacher in the Bangor School System - abandoned their positions in order to devote themselves to painting full-time.
   
   Through the use of acrylic, oil and watercolor Tim creates intense imagery by layering color, producing extreme depths in his paintings. He often works for weeks on a painting to achieve the quality and detail which have become hallmarks of his work. Tim strives to capture a moment in time, whether it's a special time between friends or clouds suspended above a lake. The artist's originals are collected by individuals and businesses within an ever-growing sphere.
   
   Tim's paintings "go beyond the realism of Edward Hopper. Unlike the existentialist tone of Hopper, in Flanagan you can see the positive celebration of human and natural intimacy.
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   In [his] bench scenes, Flanagan has conveyed a sense of the oasis, a place of safety and peace, which can be found and cherished in everyday, simple activities"
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   Tim is a signature member of the Artists for Conservation Foundation (www.natureartists.com) and co-director of the Coastal Fine Arts Alliance of Maine - an association of Maine artists presenting their works in coastal outdoors gallery settings.
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   Tim currently lives in East Holden, Maine where he also maintains a studio. He can be reached at:

3. 3. www.mainecoastalart.com

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   Published on: 8/6/2007   Last Visited: 8/6/2007

   "We find that the patrons very much appreciate the show settings and layout which are designed to create a courtyard ambiance," says Alliance spokesperson Tim Flanagan.