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Ray Ruseckas Press

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THE DARTMOUTH

Spheris Shows Local Artist’s Pastels
by Caitlin Kennedy, April 26, 2010

“Sometimes I have even made a piece and shown it before, and made it something entirely different”

Ruseckas who has never had any formal training, has forged his own artistic path by using both unexpected colors and innovative techniques. His pieces evolve organically, with Ruseckas building layers of pastel by literally grinding the pigment into the paper and building off the surface.

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THE DARTMOUTH

Kahn and Ruseckas Present Complementary Pastel Perspectives
by Worthy Dye, October 1, 2008

“[Ruseckas] applies heavy amounts of pastel into long-fibered paper for a rich abd dynamic effect.”

For decades, Kahn, an artist in residence at Dartmouth in 1984, has been drawn to the vibrant landscapes that create the College’s idyllic surroundings. Kahn recently recruited long-time friend, the painter Ray Ruseckas, to share an exhibition with the hopes that their pastel landscapes would prove complimentary.

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Ray Ruseckas Press

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SIMON PEARCE

Simon Pearce Restaurant, November 2007

Ray Ruseckas is known for the deep, natural earth tones of his pastel drawings. His paintings are inspired by the New England landscapes, which he imbues with mystery.

Simon Peare Resaurant is pleased to continue its 2007 Art Receptions series with the exhibition of works from local artist, Ray Ruseckas.

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