<p>Throughout her six-decade career, Camille Patha’s painting has oscillated between the figurative and the abstract. Patha began painting gestural abstraction in the 1960s then deliberately explored various painting styles, including hard-edged abstraction and surrealist-infused photorealism and, finally, a return to abstraction. During each era of her career, Patha demonstrated a full mastery of painting, presenting canvases that wholly embody her imagery and vocabulary with an unwavering voice and shocking vigor. Patha asserts her power as a painter by creating imagery of a complete universe that enables the viewer to be fully absorbed within a boundless volume. In her paintings, she shares a sense of wonder about the existential conundrums confronting every person and with the exuberance of her elastic symbolism. <i>A Punch of Color</i> is the first retrospective of her work since 1979.</p>

A Punch of Color: Fifty Years of Painting by Camille Patha (Northwest Perspective)

Arts & Photography

Hushka, Rock

Maurer, Alison

History & Criticism

Tacoma Art Museum

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A Punch of Color: Fifty Years of Painting by Camille Patha (Northwest Perspective)