Kevin Kehoe
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"I call myself a New American Painter because I observe the world around me through a keen lens. I find joy in seeing uncommon beauty in common places and discovering the unbiased loveliness that light casts on all. Light, to me, is the most beautiful element in the universe because of its power to artfully transform anything it touches, anything it wraps itself around. Light and composition are paramount as I contemplate what to paint and why."
-- Kevin Kehoe
Kevin Kehoe attend the Art Institute of Boston and grew up wonderfully inspired by the work of masters like Edward Hopper, John Singer Sargent, Andrew Wyeth, Winslow Homer, Johan Vermeer, Vincent Van Gogh, John Register, Georgia O'Keefe and Maynard Dixon just to name a few. Kehoe lives in Utah’s majestic Heber Valley and is inspired by the Wasatch and Uinta mountain ranges that surround his studio.
