"There is an enormous sweetness in the atmosphere of these paintings. They are about fantasies made real, here in the United States and elsewhere. In Tomorrowland Today, structures thousands of miles apart come together in the artist's work as expressions of love for her father and for the expressive power of architecture."

“This series of paintings by Patricia Araujo is not a realistic depiction of any one Tomorrowland at any single point in time. It is, collectively, an artist’s fantasy, like a theme and variations in music, about the imaginative act involved in designing a representation of the future, seeing it built, seeing it get older. It unobtrusively reminds us that looking forward and looking back are closely connected.” (From the foreword by Jerome Tarshis, Art Critic).

Jerome Tarshis has written about art for Art in America, House and Garden, Vogue, Travel and Leisure, The Christian Science Motion, and many other publications. He lives in San Francisco.

To learn more about Tomorrowland Today, please read Araujo's written introduction :
INTRODUCTION TO TOMORROWLAND TODAY

Roll Up Gallery is proud to present Geometric Goddesses, a two person art exhibit, featuring paintings by Patricia Araujo and Spencer Sass. The opening will be held on Friday, March 9th, 6:00-9:00pm. Exhibit runs through March 25th, 2012. This exhibition will also celebrate Araujo's second book publication entitled, Tomorrowland Today, which many of her paintings will be on view during next month's show at Roll Up Gallery, San Francisco.
For more information about this exhibition please visit this link.


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