Tag: Tom Bettin

At Phillips, Dayton, Bettin & Lawrence Provide a Riot of Color, Texture and Laughs

By Ann Poore on March 4, 2021 • ( 2 Comments )

The ladies and gentlemen at Phillips had a grand time bringing Spring to the main gallery for the current show – it hits you right in the solar plexus as you walk in and leaves you, well, hopeful. They do it with color, of course: screaming tangerine walls […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Tom Bettin @ Phillips Gallery

By Ehren Clark on June 6, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

It might be easiest to call Tom Bettin a painter, but his studio practice is just as dependent on printmaking, sophisticated forms of collage and other multi-media approaches, making it difficult to define just “what kind of art” Bettin makes. Whatever the mechanics, it is art that transcends […]