Comments on: Interview with Elizabeth Geiger

By: Dean Fisher

Sun, 23 Jan 2022 17:57:04 +0000

What a fantastic interview with Elizabeth!
Such rich and interesting paintings and the personal and sincere responses to the insightful questions which bring these beauties to life, thank you both!

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By: Elizabeth Geiger

Mon, 12 Apr 2021 14:15:43 +0000

In reply to Andrew Korn.

Hi Andrew – was that the October session? I just remember that EVERYONE was there for the fall colors and was a painting outside and I was inside and working from the model with Bernie’s wife and often no one else… By “Gentle Kisses, no grabbing” do he mean the touch on the canvas?
Thanks for reaching out and I will look for you online and on Instagram.
Best,
Liz

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By: Andrew Korn

Sat, 19 Dec 2020 19:07:36 +0000

Ms Geiger : I was at Vermont Studio in 1993 and recal meeing you . The sesion included Bernard Chaet Wolf Kahn and Marjorie Portnow Several Chaetisms stuck with me from Mr Chaet . ” Gentle Kisses , No Grabbing ” was one that stuck with me . At the time I was doing large scale sem narrative landscapes . After I returned home I changed my approach with Mr Chaets ” Gentle Kisses No Grabbing ” Edict in mind and within 2 months i had entered a juied competition New Haven Paint And Clay Club ( Juried by Leonart Anderson ) and was selected by mr Anderson for one of his Jurors awards . Thank You Bernard Chaet . I recal being shocked when you told me you were married to Phillip Geiger !! So glad to see this expose on you and your work Congratulations . Andrew Korn

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By: Bruce Garrity

Fri, 18 Dec 2020 13:25:49 +0000

Great interview, enjoyed seeing the studio. The show at Gross McCleaf is one of the few things I’ve gotten out to see and it was well worth it.

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By: Elizabeth Heller

Wed, 16 Dec 2020 18:51:56 +0000

This was very well done. I really learned from the clarity and detail in the painter’s responses to the questions. I have loved her paintings for some time (seen at the Gross McCleaf gallery), and this added to my understanding of her work. Thank you, Elizabeth Heller

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By: Ellen Kozak

Wed, 16 Dec 2020 16:12:59 +0000

Enjoyed reading your interview with questions I wanted to ask my self. It’s interesting to see just how much color drives Liz’s excitement and expression. The mark and the color stand out and I’m particularly drawn to the paintings from this year with their paired down elements; shapes, color, and composition lending a sense of quiet.

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By: Jeffrey Carr

Wed, 16 Dec 2020 04:09:00 +0000

Hi Liz. A remarkable interview, and i like all your paintings very much. Good, strong color with a sense of joy and discipline. I like your talk about the moral force of painting in a time and place that values speed and a mediated experience. Great to read this. Wish I could see the work in person.

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