Jim Minet maintains a studio on Long Island - working in watercolor, acrylic, and oil.
Jim studied at The Art Students League in Manhattan and taught drawing and painting at 92Y in Manhattan. He frequently teaches at The Nassau County Museum of Art, Mills Pond Gallery (historical site and gallery) in Saint James, NY, and on Skillshare.com.
Frequently Jim will demonstrate, or has demonstrated, painting throughout the Eastern USA for brands such as Sennelier, Daniel Smith, Fabriano, Silver Brush, Masterpiece Canvas, and others.
His work has been exhibited or featured at, The Art Students League in Manhattan, The Vanderbilt Museum in Centerport Long Island, The Long Island Museum, The Firefly Gallery in Northport, Mills Pond Gallery, Paintworks Magazine, and Newsday.
"My work is representational in nature but still very eclectic, I like to experiment with different mediums and styles. So I paint in different mediums at different times; oil, watercolor, and acrylic. People we are fluid, dynamic, and ever changing--so my art will change because I will change. Ultimately I believe that whatever creative expression you give to the world -- it is, and can only be, a reflection of yourself." - Jim Minet
Jim studied at The Art Students League in Manhattan and taught drawing and painting at 92Y in Manhattan. He frequently teaches at The Nassau County Museum of Art, Mills Pond Gallery (historical site and gallery) in Saint James, NY, and on Skillshare.com.
Frequently Jim will demonstrate, or has demonstrated, painting throughout the Eastern USA for brands such as Sennelier, Daniel Smith, Fabriano, Silver Brush, Masterpiece Canvas, and others.
His work has been exhibited or featured at, The Art Students League in Manhattan, The Vanderbilt Museum in Centerport Long Island, The Long Island Museum, The Firefly Gallery in Northport, Mills Pond Gallery, Paintworks Magazine, and Newsday.
"My work is representational in nature but still very eclectic, I like to experiment with different mediums and styles. So I paint in different mediums at different times; oil, watercolor, and acrylic. People we are fluid, dynamic, and ever changing--so my art will change because I will change. Ultimately I believe that whatever creative expression you give to the world -- it is, and can only be, a reflection of yourself." - Jim Minet