Painting seriously since 1957, Alex McKibbin has exhibited in over 200 exhibitions locally, nationally, and internationally. Two of these have been extensive Museum exhibitions, along with over 80 national and regional juried exhibitions. His works can be found in 27 public collections and over 60 corporate collections. Additionally, the work has been reproduced in 40 books and magazines as well as CD covers. Alex's bio appears in Marquis' Who's Who in the World.   Profoundly influenced by the Abstract Expressionists (such as deKooning, Klein, Guston and Diebenkorn) over many decades, Alex McKibbin, has remained a painter/draughtsman committed to their precepts in both his large abstractions and his figure drawings. His watercolor landscapes reflect the more expressionist John Singer Sargents' and very early Andrew Wyeths.