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Combining the impressionist traditions of both Cape Cod and his native Bucks County, Ty Hodanish has created a unique body of work prized for its focus on color and light and for its definitive handling of rural landscapes. His work embraces a wide range of subject matter and captures vibrant images from his travels across America and abroad.
Most of this artist's work is executed "en plein air" using a pallet knife. This technique provides for exceptional clarity and interpretation. His work is represented in numerous private and corporate collections and is exhibited in select and is exhibited in select galleries from Florida to the New England States.
In 2001, Ty combined his love of painting and teaching by opening his own gallery and teaching space at Prallsville Mill in Stockton, New Jersey. The gallery is housed in a historic former Linseed Oil Mill built in 1794 located along the Delaware River. The building also houses the "Art Colony" school which offers classes conducted by Ty and a number of other talented artists. Information on upcoming classes can be obtained by contacting the artist. The gallery is generally opened to the public on weekends and has become a destination for art lovers and many of Ty's students ans fellow artists.
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