Courtney Audain

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Courtney Audain is a self-taught, Trinidad-born painter based in Austin, Texas, working in acrylic on canvas. Raised in Trinidad, he was in a steel band by age nine and toured the US with a professional steel band in 1974. He has lived in Austin since 1981 and was Timbuk 3’s bassist from 1991 to 1995. His paintings include landscapes, still life, creatures, figures and abstracts.

Selected works

Acrylic abstract figure painting of a stylized face with circular eyes and red, blue and ochre shapes by Courtney Audain, Austin Texas artist

The Performer

Acrylic on canvas

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Acrylic abstract city painting of densely layered hillside village buildings beneath a dark moonlit sky by Courtney Audain, Austin Texas artist

The Village 2

Acrylic on canvas

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Acrylic abstract city painting of brightly colored lakeside buildings reflected in blue and red water at night by Courtney Audain, Austin Texas artist

A Night by the Lake

Acrylic on canvas

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Acrylic abstract city painting of colorful village buildings and trees beside reflective water by Courtney Audain, Austin Texas artist

Untitled (Village by the Water)

Acrylic on canvas

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Acrylic painting of an angelic face within swirling blue light above a snowy moonlit landscape by Courtney Audain, Austin Texas artist

Angel of Winter

Acrylic on canvas

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Acrylic wildlife painting of a speckled owl perched among dark leafy branches by Courtney Audain, Austin Texas artist

Owl in the Tree

Acrylic on canvas

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Acrylic figure painting of a woman in a white dress and floral hat between columns overlooking a green garden by Courtney Audain, Austin Texas artist

Beauty and Grace

Acrylic on canvas

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Acrylic pet painting of a dog on a garden path surrounded by flowers and trees by Courtney Audain, Austin Texas artist

Nala's Journey

Acrylic on canvas

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Press

As featured in The Austin Chronicle (1999)

“The Medium Is the Music” · Margaret Moser · March 4, 1999

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