Dennis Johnson

Polson MT
Artist Bio
Archive

Archive

Fox in the Woods by Dennis Johnson

Fox in the Woods

12″ x 17″ – solar plate etching – sold
Prairie Morning by Dennis Johnson

Prairie Morning

48″ x 60″ – acrylic – sold
Keeler Swim Club by Dennis Johnson

Keeler Swim Club

30″ x 48″ – acrylic – sold
Ghost Plant by Dennis Johnson

Ghost Plant

36″ x 48″ – acrylic – sold
Landscape with Barn by Dennis Johnson

Landscape with Barn

36″ x 48″ – Acrylic – sold
Overcast Skies by Dennis Johnson

Overcast Skies

10″ x 10″ – acrylic – sold
Golden Motel by Dennis Johnson

St. Joseph’s

48″ x 60″ – acrylic – sold
Road to Redemption by Dennis Johnson

Road to Redemption

24″ x 36″ – Acrylic – sold
Ronan Grain Elevator by Dennis Johnson

Ronan Grain Elevator

9″ x 12″ – acrylic – sold
Ronan Lake Flour Mill Series 1 by Dennis Johnson

Ronan Lake Flour Mill Series #1

9″ x 12″ – acrylic – sold
Ronan Lake Flour Mill Series #2 by Dennis Johnson

Ronan Lake Flour Mill Series #2

9″ x 12″ – acrylic – sold
Ronan Lake Flour Mill Series #3 by Dennis Johnson

Ronan Lake Flour Mill Series #3

12″ x 9″ – acrylic – sold
Artistically and conceptually, I study buildings, signs and landscapes and work to heighten their sculptural and architectural elements, through composition, color, and light.  I consider the subject visually and historically, both in context and in isolation, separate from a particular moment in time and space.

Dennis Johnson Portrait

About Dennis

My work is an extension of the road I have traveled, exploring landscapes both rural and urban. Communities where I have worked and lived, from the south and Midwest earlier in my career, to California and Montana currently, have all influenced my work and vision. Each unique community provides opportunities to explore and to grow as an artist. It is the recurring themes of familiarity, cultural and historical context, and iconic representations of contemporary rural and urban landscape, that I find most fascinating and inspiring. Through my work I hope to encapsulate the place I am depicting, not merely visually, but emotionally, with the integration of text and diverse media.