Randall Stoltzfus is a young painter who has already accomplished a great deal by learning the lessons of the history of art and bringing them up to date in subtle and luminous paintings of visionary landscapes. He is not afraid of the hard work required to create his sophisticated, painstakingly detailed, labor-intensive paintings. His work recalls the romantic mood of the American masters William Inness and Albert Pinkham Ryder, an artist who also inspired Jackson Pollock’s early works…
Interview with iHeartArtists.com
In this video interview with iHeartArtists.com Randall Stoltzfus answers questions about all those circular marks and let’s slip how long it actually takes to make one of his paintings.
The video was shot at the October 7, 2010 opening reception for “Sequence” at Blank Space in Chelsea.





