In the Studio with Maureen Chatfield
Chatfield is a contemporary artist whose work blends the gestural energy of New York Abstract Expressionism with the color and structure of Bay Area Figurative painting. She studied at the Art Students League, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, FIT, and Hunter College, and cites Gorky, Guston, Diebenkorn, Kline, de Kooning, and Rothko among her key influences, along with the color sensibilities of Sargent, Manet, and Van Gogh. Chatfield’s work spans non-objective abstraction, abstracted landscape, and narrative painting rooted in personal experience. She has exhibited widely and currently teaches "Modern Landscape" at the Hunterdon Art Museum in Clinton, New Jersey.

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Roberta Dyer

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Mel McCuddin - Figurative Expressionist

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James Michalopoulos: Plein Air

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Frank O'Cain: How to use paper collage to investigate color combinations for an abstract painting.

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Gerhard Richter in the studio

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Artist Interviews: Session 2 highlighting the 2026 artists in residence

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The Power of Glazing

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Frank O'Cain: Keeping Color Vibrant on a Wet-on-Wet Abstract Oil Painting

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Frank O'Cain's Acrylic Painting Demo: Tension & Volume

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