Barry Dominick - Artist

07/24/2026

Here’s my latest sunflower themed painting. Inspired by a recent visit to the sunflower fields of Northwest Louisiana. Oil on stretched linen canvas, 9” x 12”

07/10/2026

A plein air piece from an April trip to Galveston, this painting was revisited in the studio to add definition, especially in the shadows. Executed in oil on linen panel, measuring 9” x 12”. 

06/16/2026

https://www.irishtimes.com/video/video/2026/06/16/youre-painting-from-the-gut-outdoor-painting-festival-opens-in-dublin/

Over 200 artists descended on Skerries in Dublin for the opening of the Plein Air Painting Festival. Video: Enda O'Dowd

05/12/2026

Experimenting with watercolor some time ago, I painted this with the intent of capturing the grey, somber mood of that September morning in 2024 as I walked along the banks of the Red River in Louisiana. Humidity and fog hung thick in the air. Then, a cool, refreshing light rain began to fall. It was a welcome reprieve from the unrelenting, oppressive heat that is the norm at that time of year. I also made an oil painting of this scene; however, I prefer the watercolor as it seems to best capture the fragility of the moment. Sometimes the most beautiful moments are the ones that feel a little heavy. Watercolor on paper, 7.25” x 11”

05/01/2026

Here’s another plein air study from my recent trip to Galveston. I’ve always been drawn to architecture, even if those complex angles keep me on my toes. The East End Historic District is a painter’s dream—50+ blocks of perfectly preserved Victorian and Greek Revival homes. I could easily spend weeks lost in these streets with my brushes. There’s something special about the way the light hits these 19th-century gems. If you’re ever on the Island, the East End is a must-see.
Oil on linen panel, 9” x 12”