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PAUL STANLEY: More Art Shows Announced

January 8, 2008

Wentworth Gallery, one of the nation's leading fine art retailers, will host two more art exhibitions by artist and rock icon Paul Stanley. The KISS frontman will present his work at two special appearances at the Wentworth Galleries in Hackensack on Friday, February 8 and Short Hills on Saturday, February 9. Both appearances are open to the public and free of charge.

Paul Stanley's Wentworth Gallery appearances:

Friday February 8, 2008 6 - 9 PM
Wentworth Gallery – Riverside Square Mall
171 Riverside Square
Hackensack, NJ
RSVP: 201-488-7661

Saturday February 9, 2008 4 -7 PM
Wentworth Gallery – Short Hills Mall
1200 Morris Turnpike
Short Hills, NJ
RSVP: 973-564-9776

Call for details on the special VIP reception with Paul Stanley.

In a recent interview with ABC7.com's George Pennacchio, Paul Stanley stated about his art, "What I'm trying to do with my art is connect with people emotionally. I think one of the beauties of abstract art is probably that it appeals to you emotionally, rather than intellectually. I'd rather get a smile or somebody going, 'Whoa!' than somebody going, 'Hmmm.'"

Stanley's abstracts include "Green Planet", "Winter Sun" and "Purple Haze".

"I love color and somebody was describing my work and said to me, 'You know, you're fearless with color,' and I said, 'What's there to be afraid of?' You know — it's color!" said Stanley.

And he's not afraid to use color, or even his fingers, if it achieves the desired effect in a painting.

"You don't need a degree to know what good art is. Good art is what you love. When you go into a restaurant, you don't have to have someone tell you what bad food is. When you spit it out, guess what? It's bad," said Stanley.

Paul's original works start at about $14,000, but his giclee reproductions begin at about a thousand dollars.

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