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PAUL STANLEY To Appear On 'Good Day Atlanta'

October 12, 2007

KISS vocalist/guitarist Paul Stanley will appear live on the "Good Day Atlanta" program on Fox 5 next Friday, October 19. Paul will be promoting his Atlanta art appearances at the Wentworth Gallery:

Friday October 19, 2007 6-9 PM
Wentworth Gallery - Phipps Plaza
3500 Peachtree Rd NE
Atlanta, GA 30326
RSVP: 404-233-0903

Saturday October 20, 2007 6-9 PM
Wentworth Gallery - Perimeter Mall
4400 Ashford Dunwoody Rd
Atlanta, GA 30346
RSVP: 770-913-0641

When asked by INsite magazine during a recent interview what encouraged or prompted him to pick up the brushes and begin painting at this stage of his life, Stanley said, "About six or seven years ago I was getting divorced and I really, like many people in that position, had a lot going on and a lot that maybe needed to get released. A friend of mine, my best friend, said that I needed to paint and my having never really applied myself to painting, somehow that connected with me and I went out and bought canvasses and paints and brushes and all kinds of other supplies and just decided to throw caution to the wind. The only thing that I was clear on from the get-go was that I wasn't interested in making a flower pot look like a flower pot. I was more interested in painting a reality that didn't necessarily have to be a literal or visual depiction of something so I wanted to approach it more of a stream of consciousness, where perhaps instead of using words I was using colors and textures to put my emotions, or what was going on inside me, on canvas. It was purely a relief and, I guess, cathartic therapy for me that once other people started seeing clearly connected with them."

Paul Stanley talking about his art on "The Daily Buzz":

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