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Paul Winker - easy does it

Paul Winker

easy does it

March 1 – April 12, 2025

Paul Winker, easy does it

Paul Winker

easy does it

March 1 – April 12, 2025

Paul Winker, easy does it

Paul Winker

easy does it

March 1 – April 12, 2025

Paul Winker, easy does it

Paul Winker

easy does it

March 1 – April 12, 2025

Paul Winker, easy does it

Paul Winker

easy does it

March 1 – April 12, 2025

Paul Winker, easy does it

Paul Winker

easy does it

March 1 – April 12, 2025

Paul Winker, easy does it

Paul Winker

easy does it

March 1 – April 12, 2025

Paul Winker, easy does it

Paul Winker

easy does it

March 1 – April 12, 2025

Paul Winker, easy does it

Paul Winker

easy does it

March 1 – April 12, 2025

Paul Winker-Polke (Schinkel Pavillion, Berlin)

Paul Winker

Polke (Schinkel Pavillion, Berlin), 2025

acrylic on canvas

21h x 16w in

PW035

Paul Winker-Amsterdam Tram

Paul Winker

Amsterdam Tram, 2025

acrylic on canvas

67h x 43w in

PW034

Paul Winker-Shirt (Amsterdam)

Paul Winker

Shirt (Amsterdam), 2025

acrylic on canvas

37h x 50w in

PW033

Paul Winker-Canal Picnic (Amsterdam)

Paul Winker

Canal Picnic (Amsterdam), 2025

acrylic on canvas

26h x 35w in

PW032

Paul Winker-Bark (Berlin Zoo)

Paul Winker

Bark (Berlin Zoo), 2025

acrylic on canvas

33h x 25w in

PW031

Awning-(Amsterdam Centre)

Paul Winker

Awning (Amsterdam Centre), 2025

acrylic on canvas

49h x 39w in

PW030

Paul Winker-Wall (Vondelpark)

Paul Winker

Wall (Vondelpark), 2025

acrylic on canvas

42h x 29w in

PW029

Paul Winker-Road (Düsseldorf)

Paul Winker

Road (Düsseldorf), 2025

acrylic on canvas

30h x 31w in

PW028

Paul Winker-KN

Paul Winker

KN, 2024

acrylic on canvas over panel

11.75h x 9w in

PW020

Paul Winker-LM

Paul Winker

LM, 2024

acrylic on canvas over panel

11.75h x 9w in

PW019

Paul Winker-ZH

Paul Winker

ZH, 2024

acrylic on canvas over panel

11.75h x 9w in

PW017

Paul Winker-GM

Paul Winker

GM, 2024

acrylic on canvas over panel

11.75h x 9w in

PW024

Press Release

Cris Worley Fine Arts is proud to present our second exhibition of paintings by Paul Winker. The exhibition entitled, easy does it, opens Saturday, March 1st, and will be on view through April 12th. The gallery will hold an Opening Reception for the artist, Saturday, March 1st from 5-7pm. The artist will be in attendance.

Two things are true in the work of Paul Winker—he seeks to decontextualize, and scale is explored—taking the micro and making it macro, and vice versa. He intuitively samples visually stimulating subject matter from the world around him and displaces it on canvas. The subject is distilled into lines, edges, and simplified color. The translation of each image is pure, direct, and focused.

Over the course of working on the exhibition this winter, the artist came across three separate historical quotes that illuminate his practice of active looking and approach to painting:

“The question is not what you look at, but what you see.”

-Henry David Thoreau (1851)

“There is not a ‘fragment’ in all nature, for every relative fragment of one thing is a full harmonious unit in itself.”

-John Muir (1916)

"To see a World in a Grain of Sand / And a Heaven in a Wild Flower, / Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand / And Eternity in an hour."

-William Blake (1863)

This new show comes off Winker’s first Transatlantic trip to the Netherlands and Germany in the summer of 2024. There, Winker had his first European painting exhibition. In this new world, Winker was inspired by what he saw around him: cobblestone streets, public transit, colors and designs unique to the culture. Upon returning, his photographs from overseas became the fountainhead for the exhibition, easy does it.  

Paul Winker lives and works in Dallas, TX.  He received his BFA in Painting and Drawing at the University of North Texas and has been included in several group exhibitions in the area, including at Goss-Michael Foundation, The Power Station, and Texas Women’s University.  He has also had multiple solo and collaborative presentations at AND NOW in Dallas. In 2021, Winker was commissioned by collectors Janelle and Alden Pinnell to create an outdoor sculpture at their home, which served as the inaugural offsite project for the Nasher Sculpture Center Public initiative. Paul Winker is an activate participant in the local art scene, often initiating creative opportunities and collaborations with artists throughout the community and beyond.

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