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Announcement by University at Buffalo Art Galleries for Calyton Pond's retrospective at UB Anderson Gallery Opening Friday, April 10th, 5-8pm. The announcement shows a photo of the artist standing next to two of his paintings. The Artist as white hair and is dressed in a paint spattered denim shirt and jeans. The paintings are brightly and imaginatively colored pop-art compositions, one showing the top of a water heater in front of floral wallpaper and the other showing the top of an ornate column. The text of the announcement reads: Clayton Pond's paintings, screenprints, and sculptural constructions vibrate with saturated color. They bring buoyancy to the ordinary-painstak-ingly rendered details of domestic environments, mechanisms from machinery, details of streetside columns-are all imbued with curiosity and humor. The works ask us: what may be gained by careful attention to our surroundings? How can we reintroduce curiosity into our everyday maneuverings through our landscape? Shortly after graduating from the Pratt Institute with an MFA, Clayton Pond joined the Martha Jackson Gallery, which held his first New York City painting exhibition in 1968. This exhibition concludes our series of shows responding to UB Art Galleries 25th Anniversary.

CLAYTON POND: A RETROSPECTIVE

OPENING FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 5-8PM UB Anderson Gallery1 Martha Jackson PlaceBuffalo, NY, 14214 from the announcement: Clayton Pond’s paintings, screenprints, and sculptural constructions vibrate with saturated color. They… Read more

Clayton Pond Exhibit at Appleton Musuem Featured on WCJB ABC 20 TV

Appleton Museum Exhibit Featured on WCJB ABC 20

Patricia Tomlinson, Curator of Exhibitions for The Appleton Museum of Art, speaking to local ABC affiliate in Ocala, Florida about Clayton Pond’s artwork. His exhibition, The Art of… Read more

The Art of Adventure: Serigraphs by Clayton Pond at the Appleton Museum of Art

October 15, 2020-January 3, 2021 From the Appleton Museum’s Current Exhibitions Page: In the 1970s artist Clayton Pond drove across America and noticed the rise in specialized leisure-time… Read more