Art Van Kraft, a former NPR news director turned painter, opens a solo exhibition titled "End Game" at Langford Art Gallery on July 5. Known for his storytelling through art, Kraft translates his journalistic experience into vivid paintings. The exhibition will include an artist talk on July 11, providing insights into his work, and a cultural leadership panel on July 26 to foster community dialogue on art initiatives. Kraft's artistic journey is personal and solitary, highlighting the authenticity in his creative process.
Kraft's journey as an artist is deeply personal, shaped by years of working quietly and independently in his studio. His choice to title his upcoming solo exhibition "End Game" reflects that introspective process - one rooted in solitude, perseverance, and the pursuit of authenticity.
For me and others like me, we paint alone, without fanfare ... a solitary experience that has its hits and misses. But when it hits, and you know it's pure and part of yourself, that's the end game.
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