Jack Reilly - Abstract Painting
Jack Reilly broke into the Los Angeles art scene in the late 1970s with geometric abstract paintings that depicted light, color, and illusive pictorial space, on shaped-canvas structures. A subsequent series of museum and gallery exhibitions led to him being recognized as an original artist of the Abstract Illusionism movement, and one of the foremost artists working in shaped canvas today. Widely known for his elegant visual systems, signature brushwork and meticulous technique, these works are executed in acrylic polymers on shaped canvas. The artwork displayed on this page represents an overview of Reilly's abstract paintings dating from 1978 to present.
Circles of Time and Space (current work)
"A Spring Zephyr" acrylic and metallic pigments on shaped canvas, 36 inch diameter ©2024
The Basic Object
"Basic Object" 42x60 inches, acrylic and metallic pigments on shaped canvas, ©2012
Shaped-Canvas Abstract Illusionism, (second iteration)
"Fidelity" 65 x65 inches, acrylic on shaped canvas.
Shaped-Canvas Abstract Illusionism (first generation)
"Jack Reilly, "Pendulum" 72x72 inches, acrylic on shaped canvas, ©1981
Early Abstract Illusionism
"Jazz" 72x96 inches, acrylic on canvas, ©1979
Video
Jack Reilly: Circles of Time and Space
A visual journey through a selection recent circular paintings from Jack Reilly's "Circles of Time and Space" series, featuring a range of new paintings, surface details, and installation views. All Images and music © Jack Reilly, 2024
Jack Reilly: Painting in Progress
Documentation of artist Jack Reilly creating two, large-scale public art commissions for the county of Sand Diego Health Services Complex, and American Airlines at Los Angeles International Airport. © Jack Reilly, 1993
Additional information regarding artwork availability and price is available upon request. Commissioned work requests will be considered.
Installation View, Aaron Berman Gallery, New York, NY.