Musicians
ProKrasination
Acrylic On Canvas
70" x 128" (two panels)
“Playing music and painting are not the same, painting is a silent art/music is made from sounds and words. I would go from the solitude of my studio 2 some joint packed with savages, and play all night with some amazing musicians. I knew some day I would paint this real life experience and I did. “
“I love B/W because of the freedom and speed of it. It is like playing music/ I wanted the paintings 2 b free of all unnecessary d-tails. just about them and me 2 and the music, no background-smoke tables etc, u know, props, all the stuff found in paintings of musicians. just them and the music, that is what i did. The players are, some all of them, long time friends. That is an important reward. I painted some of them from the conga players viewpoint from behind. “
— From Charlie's sketchbook
Five Voices
Acrylic On Canvas
64" x 70"
1997
Steve Moser Trio
Acrylic On Canvas
70" x 64"
Cliff White II
Acrylic On Canvas
50" x 36"
1995
Mistress of the Ceremony
Acrylic On Canvas
70" x 54"
1997
Lea's Dream
Acrylic On Canvas
64”x 70"
John Weeks
Oil On Canvas
40”x 30"
1994-1997
Wordless Conversation
Acrylic On Canvas
64" x 70"
1997
Bass Solo
Acrylic On Canvas
70" x 64"
Summer Gig
Acrylic On Canvas
64" x 70"
Cliff White I
Acrylic On Canvas
50" x 36"
1996
Cliff White
Oil On Canvas
18”x 15"
1993
Bruce Krasin
Oil On Canvas
40”x 30"
1994