Linda Smith
Cat and Figures
Ceramic
18 x 16 x 16 in.
$2,100
Nancy Larrew
Survivors Guilt
Sculpy ink, bolts, mixed media
5 x 5 x 5 in.
2018
$250
Nancy Larrew
Get Me Out of Here
Mixed media, ink, paint, assemblage.
6 x 6 x 4 in.
$45
Mikhail Sokolovskiy
Flamenco
$400
Mikhail Sokolovskiy
Bountiful
$400
Taylor Bartlett
Eos
$650
Paula Craioveanu
Amazon
Amazons, mysterious female warrior, were recognized as heroines and embodied features like independence, courage, strength. This double portrait of an amazon is a combination of a deconstructed, sectioned ancient marble head and the real human who was the behind it as a model. Inspired by the mythological Greco-Roman origins, these works of art are dreamlike superimposed views of expressive and sometimes sensual figures. Like the immortal mythological heroes, my subjects remind us of the human ability to remain beautiful and noble despite de passing of time and damage it brings.
acrylic on canvas
20 in.
2018
$1,490
Rebecca Fox
Ethereal Explorations 2
My work explores the contradiction of material and process by transforming steel to appear soft and delicate, resulting in work that evokes contemplation, balance and calm. Metal is a contradiction in itself; it is a hard heavy material but with the perfect combination of heat, gases and tools, it can be manipulated, melted, formed and changed. I continuously push the boundaries of the material by transforming it to appear light and delicate. I achieve this by using my various metalworking tools to heat, bend, weld and alter the material, often composing pieces that have flowing lines combined with contrasting textural elements.
Welded steel, patina, lacquer
12 in.
2014
$1,200
Matt Pipes
David Study
Oil on silverleaf panel, circle
Oil
18 x 18in
2017
$600
Maria Bouquet
Black hole (multicolors)
Led Light installation RGB 5050 and base on solid pvc
Led light RGB multi color 5050 with remote control to change colors
2017
$1,500
Tracy Cirves
Untitled
Oil on canvas
Oil
2016
$1,050
Alessandra Pierelli
Capitan America
acrylic, resin and drawing pins
2013
$900
Helen Werner Cox
Be Careful What You Wish For
The series I am currently working on, called "The Millennials," features intimate portraits of young people I know. I collaborate with each person to select poses which are natural for them. They have the option to include objects meaningful to themselves. We discuss what colors they prefer, which influences both the backdrop and the choice of palette. The painting of Steven is unfinished, but I am including it because it represents a direction I plan to take in future images. I like the harsh, stark geometry of the background against the curved figure. Contrasted to that is The Tea Party, a portrait of a young man who likes to transport himself to a different era through costume and environment. He lives what I have painted. The diversity of the millennials is part of what excites me about them. I am not interested in stereotypes or extremes; these are regular, interesting people whom I care about.
Oil on paper
2018
$590
Jennifer Langhammer
Eukarya
6x4x4 hand built glazed ceramic
Ceramic
2014
$500
Jill Stoll
An Unhealthy Obsession with Geography
Collage: Paper, Wood, Etching, mixed media and hanging on Wood, Stainless Steel and Paper. Please note: Each collage hangs from a 36" Stainless Steel Cable, 1 x 19 Strand Core, Size 1/16” from a zinc-plated 5" corner brace.
paper, wood, chipboard, paint, pencil
46 x 38 x 5 in.
2007 - 2014
$1,200
Gianfranco Cioffi
Gordian Knot
The Gordian Knot is a legend of Phrygian Gordium associated with Alexander the Great. It is usually used as a metaphor for an intractable problem (disentangling an "impossible" knot) solved easily by loophole or "thinking outside the box" ("cutting the Gordian knot"). It’s hard to go over our fears and be sincere with yourself. Deep and hidden feelings, often are forgotten but still present in our pattern. So they affect our choices. The solution is to achieve freedom from ourselves through the acceptance of who we are.
Sumi Ink
2016
$500
Aimee Thieu
Sole Frequency
paper, ardboard
2018
$600
Carragh Amos
Rise Studies
Set of Three miniature ceramic stoneware sculptures, glazed, each featuring a different repeating abstract form.
Ceramic stoneware
2018
$120
Janelle W. Anderson
Trap Door
Portrait in a similar style as the pieces "Rust," "Conversations with Myself," and "Divide." The piece will combine figurative/portraiture with abstract elements, such as inky splashes, transparent layering, and pattern.
Acrylic, Watercolor on Canvas
12 in.
2018
$500
Cherie Harte
Valaya
Acrylic Mixed Media
circle canvas Mixed Media - acrylic, oil stick
20 in.
2018
$800
Jordann Wine
Infinite Multiples 3
Glitter and adhesive on wood panel. 20" diameter.
Glitter, adhesive, and UV varnish on wood panel.
20 in.
2016
$700
David Isakson
AFRO PICK-TURE.
Kinetic sculpture mixing natural and machine made objects.
Flywheel, antique drill, pedal car wheel, 3 x 35mm camera bodies, 3 x afro picks, antelope skull
2015
$1,000
Rhiannon Valenti
Felicity California
painting
oil on canvas
66 in.
2018
$15,000
Blair Martin Cahill
Sphere 12
A dissected metal sphere sliced through to reveal delicate embroidered silk
Embroidery on Silk with metal
2015
$2,800
S.P Harper
Prometheus' Brilliant-cut Diamond
Brilliant-cut diamond centered on circular canvas
Oil and acrylic on canvas
2017
$450
Megan Demit
Stacked Olives
This piece is build on a foam armature with plaster, patching plaster, and plaster gauze. These media are flexible and easy to work in to explore the range of light, contours, textures, and shapes possible in abstract sculpture. The piece employs repetition of a basic form with slight variances in size, shape, use of positive and negative space, and surface texture. It is intentionally simple, as I chose to focus on specific, simple elements: light, texture, and the balance of positive and negative space. I focus on value through light and shadow, emphasizing negative space through the manipulation of the surface of the forms to create aesthetically interesting shadows. Plaster is a very exacting material, and I chose to play with texture in this piece by creating faceted surfaces and soft edges.
Plaster, foam, wood base
2012
$550
Alessandra Pierelli
the stock- out tongue
2017
$500
Sylvia Schorn
Third Eye Opening 2
Wood, paint and more
12 in.
2018
$450
mijal zachs
Waves
acrylic, fabric, 3D painting, sequins on canvas
mixed media on canvas
2016
$1,000
Eva Asquith Wilson
Night Light
Oil on wood panel
14 in.
2018
$500
Jessalin Beutler
Grey Markings 2
Original painting by Jessalin Beutler comprised of sewn muslin scraps to create an interesting and irregular shape. Fabric has been treated like traditional canvas to make durable for painting. This piece would work well float mounted in a frame or kept as is using the hanging loop to display.
Acrylic, gesso, muslin
2016
$400
Imogene Drummond
SPLIT/OPEN
Split/Open is a sculpture of 2 half-spheres dealing with interiority and exteriority, color, and the cosmos (earth & sky). It symbolizes our pale blue dot of a home with its fiery core, surrounded by space.
MIXED MEDIA PAINT, WOOD, SAND, PEBBLES
10 1/2 x 20 1/4 x 19 in.
2018
$250
Daggi Wallace
Not all that glitters 3
charcoal, pastel and some mixed media over gessoed cradled wood
2018
$300
Perry Johnson
Jessica
Enlarged Imaginary Flowers on Round Stretched Canvases
oil on aluminum or egg tempera on can lid
2016-2017
$600
Nick Douillard
unnamed
Four young men walking the streets of the city.
Acrylic on Canvas
2018
$450
Heather Beardsley
After Ernst
This piece is inspired by Ernst Haeckel’s illustrations, lithographs and drawings that blur the lines between art and science. In his time these prints were ubiquitous, their presentation of a natural world whose forms can be ordered, understood and, most importantly, improved upon took deep root in pre-War Western culture. Haeckel’s firm belief that all organisms were made up of geometric crystalline structures that could be perfected through evolution caused him to exaggerate and idealize the organisms he representations. This ideological quest for perfection in the natural world went on to become an important influence on Eugenics programs that took these views to their terrible extremes. Like previous generations, I can’t help but be fascinated by these illustrations despite my awareness of their problematic ideological foundations and history. My work takes Haeckel’s embellishments one step further, exaggerating the stranger elements of his creations based on my own aesthetic preferences rather than scientific observation. For these pieces I have made acrylic gel transfers of Haeckel’s original lithographs, then layered and sewn into them to further fetishize these organisms. Like Haeckel, my unapologetic fabulation demonstrates what happens when ideology supersedes objective observation. Although this work is inspired by an historical example, in this time of “alternative facts” where truth seems so illusory, these questions of ideology and objectivity are just as relevant today.
Embroidery on gel transfer
2017
$400
Theresa Schlossberg
Spider Parker
This series of art work began as part of my Master's program as a project regarding propaganda, and has continued on a commission or request only basis until recently. Imagery for each work has been carefully selected to provide a semi-recognizable subject, while being abstracted at the same time.
Acrylic
15 in.
October 2017
$300
Nadine Prada
Violet Palm #2
A series of work based on travels through SouthEast Asia
Acrylic Gouache and mixed media on wood panel Price:
30 in.
2018
$2,000
Phyllis Gorsen
Rain or Shine
Acrylic on Attached Round Canvases
2016
$1,000
Yumiko Nakatsubo
METAMORPHOSIS
I was inspired by Metamorphosis of Franz Kafka. I always use materials from my hometown.The black dirt is from Mt.Tate. There was an old silver mining spot there. The yellow dirt is from Oyama town. This town has many fossils.The paper is from Gokayama.This Japanese paper is used for Japanese sliding doors.
Japanese paper,dirt,Pencil,Acrylic on Wood panel
2018
$800
elise mahan
The Secret Universe
circular painting on wood
acrylic
2017
$500
Donna Weathers
Showing Sewing
Mixed Media on Board
Mixed Media (Acrylic Paint, India ink, collaged vintage book remnants) on Round Wooden Panel
18 in.
2018
$900
Alessandra Pierelli
Heart eyes
acrylics, resin and drawing pins
2017
$500
Kerstin Lanette
The Pines & Wright
Mixed Media Oil, Acrylic, Oil Pastels
20 in.
March 2018
$1,200
Shizuko Greenblatt
Female Energy Series
Round Images that represents Females, Goddesses,wholeness,etc.
Photography archival pigments
2015 -2016
$750
Marcy Sperry
Benchmark
10" diameter
Beads, embroidery thread, sculpey, rhinestones
2017
$2,500
Yumiko Nakatsubo
Underground
This one is a memory from 2013. I dug up larvae with my friend and I worked in Mt.Tate, then I found many bugs. It is a very happy memory for me, but different. I think mountain moths and luna moths are very beautiful, but many people think they are ugly or scary. And yet, they think butterflies are beautiful. I don’t understand that, and I think it’s strange. So, I wanted to do artwork featuring hated bugs.
Japanese paper,Pencil,Acrylic on Wood panel
2018
$1,000
Ronit Kristal
Dolls
Japanese dolls
mixed media
2017
$500
R.L. Gibson
bitter, maibock, saison, weissbier, witbier
Three 1" bottlecap-sized watercolor painting - aerial beer views.
Watercolor
2018
$50
daniel romano
H Atom
Medium: formed/welded steel, urethane
24 x 15 x 11 in.
201
$1,900
Stanislav Belovski
Mona & the Ermine
A mirror image of Leonardo’s most famous and exploited work, Mona Lisa, holding the ermine from another Leonardo’s painting, Lady with an Ermine. I grew fond of such puzzles in paintings since I have recreated in 2014 A Bar at the Folies-Bergère – after Édouard Manet. A lot of puzzling questions are raised by this elaborate work, the biggest debate being on the perspective and the mirror reflection. I have decided to amplify the mystery by adding a new object into the mirror reflection.
acrylic, spray, paint markers on canvas
33 1/2 in.
2018
$2,200
Pamela Mower-Conner
Vintage Circus
Spherical sculpture
acrylic on mixed media sphere
20016
$775
Mike Goldberg
billy
Portrait on Wood
oil bar on 1.5” thick Monkey Pod wood
$1,500
Spika
Microcosmos
mixed media/canvas
2016
$500
Heather Lowe
Phosphene - Blue
morph lenticular, circular
lenticular
10 x 10 in.
2018
$400
Jessica Vorheis
Behold
Acrylic on canvas
10 inches
2018
$210
Karin Swildens
Je T'aime Tant ( I Love You So)
High fired Clay aka Stoneware
6 x 8 3/4 x 6 in.
$800
Karin Swildens
Warm Dream
BRONZE
5 1/2 x 5 1/4 x 4 3/4 in.
$1,800
Eva Asquith Wilson
Escondido Dusk
Oil on wood panel
14 in.
2018
$500
Paulina Archambault
Face 1
acrylic on canvas. Painted with paint knife
9 in.
2017
$190
Paulina Archambault
Face II
acrylic on canvas. Painted with paint knife
9 in.
2017
$190
Stuart Rapeport (1948)
Pepperoni
paint on wood
17 in.
2018
$345
Stuart Rapeport (1948)
Tomato
Paint on wood
17 in.
2018
$300
Pamela Mower-Conner
butterfly girls
Spherical sculpture
acrylic on mixed media sphere
12 x 8 x 8 in.
2018
$900
Annie Clavel
Whirling universe 1
Painting
mixed media on canvas
12 in.
2018
$300
Annie Clavel
Whirling universe 1
Painting
mixed media on canvas
12 in.
2018
$300
Pamela Mower-Conner
Malva
Spherical sculpture
acrylic on mixed media sphere
2017
$900
Daggi Wallace
Not all that glitters 1
charcoal, pastel and some mixed media over gessoed cradled wood
2018
$300
Frank Venadas (aka @headcaseart)
Time Bandits (Wormhole # 1)
acrylic watercolor and ink on round Aluminum panel
21 in.
2018
$5,000
Perry Johnson
Nathan
Enlarged Imaginary Flowers on Round Stretched Canvases
oil on aluminum or egg tempera on can lid
2016-2017
Christine Romanell
Bravais
Painting/sculpture exploring non repeating patterns
light art lasercut plexi/wood sculpture/painting
2017
$5,000
Joanna Garel
It's been a while
acrylic on wood cement on canvas w/ acrylic spray paint
11 x 14 in.
2018
$350
Daniel Kaufman
Gaia
$2,500
Linda Smith
Black and White Cat
Porceline
5 x 3 x 3 in.
2018
$90
John Kilduff
Exit onto Main Street
Oil on wood
23 x 23 in.
2018
$800
John Kilduff
Help From Above
Oil on wood
30 x 24 in.
2018
$800
Heather Lowe
morph lenticular, circular
lenticular
10 x 10 in.
2018
$400
Sylvia Schorn
Third Eye Opening 1
Wood, paint and more
12 in.
2018
$450
Daggi Wallace
Not all that glitters 2
charcoal, pastel and some mixed media over gessoed cradled wood
2018
$300