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Randy Dudley

Randy Dudley (b. in 1950 in Peoria, IL) is a second-generation Photorealist, whose work focuses on the semi-industrial landscapes that dot the northeastern and central United States. Unlike many of the other Photorealists who have concentrated on idyllic landscapes, Dudley’s work captures overlooked locales, drawing attention to their melancholic beauty and the consequences of industrialization. Amongst the Photorealists, Dudley is a particularly strong draughtsman, who is known not only for his paintings but for his works in graphite as well. His works are in many public collections including the Brooklyn Museum of Art and the Art Institute of Chicago. Randy Dudley lives and works in Ottawa, IL.

For more information on this artist, visit:
www.dudleyart.com/

Featured Works

Exhibitions
— Randy Dudley

Previous Exhibitions

Sail Away

26 June — 24 July, 2026

Photorealism in Focus

at the Rose Art Museum

11 February — 31 May, 2026

Cropped image of painting of Brooklyn by Randy Dudley

Photorealism in 2025

14 November — 20 December, 2025

Robert Gniewek, Cas Bar, 2025, oil on linen, 24 x 36 inches (main-cropped)

Summer Selections

19 June — 18 July, 2025

Stephen Fox "Landscape with Multiple Selves", 1989 (Cropped)

Afterglow

9 January — 15 February, 2025

Paper Goods

16 November — 21 December, 2024

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