Nostalgia: Group Exhibition
Teddy Ruxpin
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- 16 x 20 inches
- © 2013
- Oil on Wood Panel
- Framed to 18 x 22 inches
- "I’ve taken the theme of these nostalgic 80s and early 90s games, toys, and recording formats and have finally started painting them bigger. I mean huge! Before they were life size in mere inches. Now these pieces are up to 4 feet by 5 feet. They are painted on birch wood and boxed in with redwood siding.
I hope to achieve that when people hang them in their office or home that it brightens the mood of the room and of the people who view it. These paintings are so large they are met with contemplating the components that make up the subject Instead of it being a life size object and the viewer seeing it all at once." ~CK - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Garbage Pail Kids
$500.00
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- 9 x 12 inches
- © 2014
- Acrylic and Gouache on Illustration Board
- Framed to 10 x 13 inches
- Leilani Bustamante was born in Santa Rosa California and is a graduate of the Academy of Art University. She grew up between the suburban sprawl and rural Fort Bragg, where she draws inspiration from their simultaneous decay and growth. Her work often voices themes of mortality exploring elements of death, rebirth, beauty and spoil, the loveliness of the macabre and the mournful influence of osteological motifs. She currently lives in New York City.
- This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Robot B9 & Gort
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- 12 x 12 inches
- © 2014
- Oil on Panel
- John Wentz was born and raised in the San Francisco the Bay Area. His interest in art began at the age of 6 when he first discovered Batman and Spiderman comic books. After years of copying comics panel by panel he worked in the commercial arts as a muralist, billboard creator and freelance illustrator. After learning to paint by doing airbrushed billboards, John decided to pursue Fine Art and work in oils. Since then, he has had 3 solo exhibitions in San Francisco and numerous group exhibitions both nationally and internationally. His works have appeared in many publications and have won multiple awards. John now paints full time in his studio in Vallejo, CA.
- Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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In the Name of the Moon
$600.00
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- 12 x 12 inches
- © 2014
- Oil on Canvas
- Brianna Angelakis (b. 1990) was born in Massachusetts and moved to Florida in her late teen years where she currently lives and works. She graduated from Flagler College with a B.F.A. in Fine Arts and a B.A. in English in 2013, and she is currently working toward her M.F.A. in Painting with an assistantship at the University of Florida in Gainesville, FL.
In the past few years, her paintings have exhibited internationally in museums and galleries with critical acclaim. Her works have been published internationally including books such as Manifest's International Painting Annual 4, Semi-Permanent and Creative Quarterly. She is also a featured artist in the beinArt Collective which includes an international network of highly skilled figurative artists with a fascination for surreal and imaginative themes. - Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Fever Dream
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- 12 x 12 inches
- © 2014
- Acrylic on Panel
- Framed to 14.75 x 14.75 inches
- The bastard son of 1000 maniacs, Robert Bowen is a San Francisco based artist who watched entirely too much t.v. as a kid. A connoisseur of bad habits and collector of all things wrong, this “artist” feels it is his duty to bombard you with whatever inane and juvenile imagery falls from his hand. Hell bent on world domination, he pauses only occasionally for Mexican food and Lindsay Lohan movies.
A visual artist living and working in San Francisco, Robert Bowen has been exhibiting his artwork throughout the US for over ten years. Bowen got his start through graffiti and street art, and went on to attend art school and obtain a classical education as a painter.
Robert Bowen’s work is a strange, swirling brew of colorful contradiction that is not easy to define or even understand, but that seems quite the point. Throughout his body of work, Bowen takes familiar iconography and handily corkscrews it with his own unique brand of humor and distinct painting style. Bowen’s ability to reappropriate contradictory symbols into unsettling situations puts him in league with greats like Ron English, and Andy Warhol. He continues to walk the line between charming humor and blasphemous sarcasm with symbolic imagery that leaves the viewer both curious and confused. -Stacey Ransom - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Baby Doll
$600.00
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- 9.5 x 13 inches
- © 2012
- Oil on Wood Panel
- Framed to 12.5 x 16 inches
- Née à Paris en 1977.
Après des études au Lycée d'arts appliqués Auguste Renoir (1994 - 1997), à Paris, Marie S. effectue un cursus universitaire en Histoire de l'Art à l'Université de Paris X Nanterre et obtient une Licence en 2000.
Born in Paris in 1977.
After studies in the graphic arts High School Auguste Renoir (1994 - 1997), in Paris, Marie S. studied History of Art at the University of Paris X Nanterre and obtained a Bachelor's degree in 2000. - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Barbie and Rex
$450.00
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- 11 x 14 inches
- © 2014
- Acrylic on Panel
- Framed to 14 x 17 inches
- Alexandra Loesser is a contemporary artist living in Charlotte, North Carolina. With a unique approach to color and form, she creates paintings that are rooted in naturalism but laced with her own perceptions. Loesser's artistic ideals originate in academic painting, but offer a modern point of view.
she received her BFA from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro with a concentration in Painting. Loesser is showing locally and nationally, as well as accepting commissions. - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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A Sight for Sore Eyes
$1,200.00
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- 12 x 9 inches
- © 2014
- Oil on Linen
- Framed to 14 x 11 inches
- Born 1983, Derek Harrison began pursuing art since he was able to hold a pencil. It all began as an innocent journey of exploration and the excitement that came with applying a vision to a piece of paper. In later years Derek was consistently dabbling in art, always drawing, painting, etc...Initially the inspiration from graffiti played a large role in the type of art he was doing. Following years of experimentation with spray paint and eventually transitioning to canvas, Derek landed a tattoo apprenticeship with Colorado artist Brad Cramer. The formative years were spent drawing every minute of the day into tattooing full time for the next several years. In 2009 Derek made the move to Southern California, working in both Los Angeles and landing at his current home and studio in Santa Barbara.
Tattooing on the coast of California was incredibly inspirational and that's where the true journey of his painting would begin. Fellow tattoo artist and contemporary painting phenomenon Shawn Barber had recently moved into a new studio space in Los Angeles. This is where Derek began taking painting workshops on a regular basis. Two years later and he says "Shawn opened my mind to the revelation that art is not an innate "talent," it's the culmination of knowledge, study and relentless work. I wouldn't be where I am today without Shawn's influence and help. He instilled the values of hard work and determination relating to the pursuit of one's craft." After studying with Shawn Derek began a rigorous amount of self-study and began taking classes and workshops with other artists such as Sean Cheetham, Jeremy Lipking, Sergio Sanchez, Jeff Gogue and several others. He attended and gained an amazing academic foundation and approach at the Los Angeles Academy of Figurative Art. All of this time was spent painting directly from life. "These years of self-study and learning from some of the best artists living today has provided me with the means to carry out my own visual expressions to the fullest."
Derek's work has become one that combines aspects of the old masters and the admiration for artists such as John Singer Sargent and William Adolf Bouguereau with contemporary subjects and settings. After spending six years working as a tattoo artist in addition to painting, Derek made the transition to working full time as a fine artist in 2011. Fine art became his true calling and he quickly rose to be one of the most exciting contemporary realist painters today. His work is figurative in nature and portrays the world in which he lives and the people whom inhabit it. "My aim is to convey the inspiration and beauty in the subjects and settings I paint. Art has the amazing capacity to connect with all people." He has shown in numerous gallery exhibitions worldwide, has had his work feautured in several magazines and books and has won awards for his portrait and figurative pieces. He says, "My hope is to bring the amazing qualities that many years of study and experience have lead me to understand and appreciate. I strive to express this through my work and create pieces that are moving, thought provoking and inspiring."
Member of the prestigious California Art Club
Member of the Portrait Society of America - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Lovely Locks
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- 12 x 9.5 inches
- © 2014
- Oil on Canvas (with Custom Hand-Painted Frame)
- Framed to 16 x 13.5 inches
- (Original Illustration by Maria Gamiere)
- "As a child I was ok, just a little bit too inquisitive and just a little bit too obsessed by drawing and art history. So when I grew up I got a degree in philosophy and a phd in mathematical logic, and then I decided to follow my lifelong passion for visual arts and thus attended the Fine Art Academy of Bologna (illustration and comics, fine arts). I am geeky. I know that.
In 2009 with Soulfood Community I founded Soupy Records, a project involving both music and visual arts.
I am currently living and working in Bologna, italy. My favourite medium is traditional oil painting, though I enjoy watercolours as well. I paint over canvas, wood panels, old golden frames and whatever I find in my cellar.
I love illustration and fairy tales, old christmas postcards, ancient greek, latin, logic and baroque patterns." ~Erica Calardo - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Unico
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- 10 x 8 inches
- © 2014
- Ballpoint Pen and Watercolor on Paper
- Framed to 12 x 10 inches
- Born in 1986, Caitlin Hackett is a Bay Area based artist, illustrator and creature concept designer. In her work, Hackett explores the relationship between humans and animals; the idea of the human denial of our animal nature and of humans as the dominant species, as well as the mutation of the animal created by the human interpretation of the animal.
“I invent creatures, anthropomorphic, mutated, or pseudo mythical in imagery, using my imaginary world and bringing it into the physical world in an attempt to create a language that speaks about the human animal relationship and the natural and unnatural elements of it. I am faced with the fact that we live in a planet in decline, where almost every natural ecosystem in the world is slipping away. Human kind has created a planet of refugees; animals forced to flee ever farther from the insatiable encroachment of urban development, victims of a war for space which they cannot hope to win. My drawings refer to this decline and to the refugees it has created. I am left with the question of what is natural; are we (human beings) still a part of nature? If so, does that make all that we have created, cities, vehicles, factories, all technology, part of nature as well?”
Hackett creates her large-scale drawings on paper using ebony pencil, ballpoint and micron pens, coloured pencil, and watercolours. Her “anthropomorphic creatures, which are installation pieces, are a balance between the power and physical presence of the life sized and the intensity of the dense, delicate, and time consuming detail of the ballpoint pen and ink. By installing these animals cut out on the walls they are released into our world and become characters that must be addressed in terms of our physical space, and must be granted an identity.” ~Via Daily Art Fixx - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Embracing the Dark Side
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- 8 x 10 inches
- © 2014
- Oil on Gessoboard
- Framed to 10 x 12 inches
- "Art has always been a fascination of mine – a passion, desire, and need. From the moment I could hold one, according to my mother, I would always draw “with a pen, never a pencil”. Though now I’m less selective in the implements I use, I still continue to fill my need to create.
My artwork focuses on the many different facets of life: sometimes mysterious, sometimes playful, sometimes dark and haunting, but always beautiful. It is through the creative process that I am able to explore the undulating changes in the human psyche and to seek out the wonder of life even when it seems like an impossible task. We are on this earth only a short time, it would be a shame not to leave something of ourselves in it.
Ray Bradbury once said, “We never sit anything out. We are cups, constantly and quietly being filled. The trick is, knowing how to tip ourselves over and let the beautiful stuff out.” I couldn’t agree more." ~Catherine Moore - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Vanitas
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- 5.5 x 8.5 inches
- © 2014
- Oil on Cigar Box
- Theatrically posed and surrounded by lush, illusory environments, the subjects of Lacey Bryant's works are like illustrations in a picture book written in an unknown language. The images are somewhat familiar but certain elements remains foreign. The stage is set in an imagined world of natural beauty beneath ominously stormy skies. It is a world poised between now and once upon a time. Bryant currently resides in San Jose, CA
- This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Freedom Fighters
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- 12 x 12 inches
- © 2011
- Pencil, Ink, Aerosol, and Acrylic on Paper
- Framed to 23 x 23 inches
- "I am a Self Taught Artist that hails from a small town in south-western Ontario just outside of London and Stratford.
I Have been Drawing for as long as I can Remember and did my first art show at a young age which sparked my interest in becoming an artist!
I was always inspired by Comics such as "Spawn" and in growing up got into graffiti and started to get some interest in it from potential buyers, then turned to doing it on canvas! I then began to dabble with all sorts of mediums!
I then began an apprenticeship in Automotive Painting, Learning Airbrushing, Pinstriping, Signpainting and Gilding!
Now I have come full circle back to where it started and am now doing a mix of all the things I have learned along the way and fusing Illustration, with the colors of the graffiti and automotive world." ~AK - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Bubbles
$100.00
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- 5 inches (circle)
- © 2014
- Mixed Media on Wood
- Daisy Church grew up in the tiny state of Delaware, but quickly realized that she was a West Coast spirit. She grew up in the rural countryside, surrounded by books, cartoons, animals and nature.
Daisy currently works and lives in San Francisco in mobile application and game development. She has most recently been focusing her professional energies into managing and leading art teams for games on iOS and Android.
Previously, she worked extensively as a flash broadcast animator in Los Angeles, working on various television shows, commercials, music videos and independent films, in addition to three of her own short animated films. Her work has been seen on Cartoon Network, HBO, MTV, Adult Swim, Nick Jr and Disney Playhouse, amongst others.
GALLERY EXPERIENCE & ARTIST STATEMENT
Daisy also loves to paint and work on her personal fine art, and actively exhibits her work in galleries worldwide. Her published works can be seen in Girls Drawin Girls Vol III and IV, as well as Hand-Made Illustration, published by Monsa.
Sometimes spooky, and sometimes cheeky, Daisy’s work bridges a divide between the worlds of fine art and illustration/ entertainment. Using a mixture of medias, from graphite to acrylic to colored pencils, Daisy’s work create parallels between femininity and nature; pop culture and history. World mythology and history also play a large role in the subject matter and stylistic influences of her work.
In her free time, Daisy loves to travel, read, and help curate and organize group art shows in the Bay area. She currently resides in San Francisco with her husband and artist partner in crime, Damon O’Keefe, their two cats and one horse. - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Firefly
$100.00
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- 5 inches (circle)
- © 2014
- Mixed Media on Wood
- Daisy Church grew up in the tiny state of Delaware, but quickly realized that she was a West Coast spirit. She grew up in the rural countryside, surrounded by books, cartoons, animals and nature.
Daisy currently works and lives in San Francisco in mobile application and game development. She has most recently been focusing her professional energies into managing and leading art teams for games on iOS and Android.
Previously, she worked extensively as a flash broadcast animator in Los Angeles, working on various television shows, commercials, music videos and independent films, in addition to three of her own short animated films. Her work has been seen on Cartoon Network, HBO, MTV, Adult Swim, Nick Jr and Disney Playhouse, amongst others.
GALLERY EXPERIENCE & ARTIST STATEMENT
Daisy also loves to paint and work on her personal fine art, and actively exhibits her work in galleries worldwide. Her published works can be seen in Girls Drawin Girls Vol III and IV, as well as Hand-Made Illustration, published by Monsa.
Sometimes spooky, and sometimes cheeky, Daisy’s work bridges a divide between the worlds of fine art and illustration/ entertainment. Using a mixture of medias, from graphite to acrylic to colored pencils, Daisy’s work create parallels between femininity and nature; pop culture and history. World mythology and history also play a large role in the subject matter and stylistic influences of her work.
In her free time, Daisy loves to travel, read, and help curate and organize group art shows in the Bay area. She currently resides in San Francisco with her husband and artist partner in crime, Damon O’Keefe, their two cats and one horse. - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Fizzy
$100.00
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- 5 inches (circle)
- © 2014
- Mixed Media on Wood
- Daisy Church grew up in the tiny state of Delaware, but quickly realized that she was a West Coast spirit. She grew up in the rural countryside, surrounded by books, cartoons, animals and nature.
Daisy currently works and lives in San Francisco in mobile application and game development. She has most recently been focusing her professional energies into managing and leading art teams for games on iOS and Android.
Previously, she worked extensively as a flash broadcast animator in Los Angeles, working on various television shows, commercials, music videos and independent films, in addition to three of her own short animated films. Her work has been seen on Cartoon Network, HBO, MTV, Adult Swim, Nick Jr and Disney Playhouse, amongst others.
GALLERY EXPERIENCE & ARTIST STATEMENT
Daisy also loves to paint and work on her personal fine art, and actively exhibits her work in galleries worldwide. Her published works can be seen in Girls Drawin Girls Vol III and IV, as well as Hand-Made Illustration, published by Monsa.
Sometimes spooky, and sometimes cheeky, Daisy’s work bridges a divide between the worlds of fine art and illustration/ entertainment. Using a mixture of medias, from graphite to acrylic to colored pencils, Daisy’s work create parallels between femininity and nature; pop culture and history. World mythology and history also play a large role in the subject matter and stylistic influences of her work.
In her free time, Daisy loves to travel, read, and help curate and organize group art shows in the Bay area. She currently resides in San Francisco with her husband and artist partner in crime, Damon O’Keefe, their two cats and one horse. - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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I Love You, My Little Pony
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- 8 x 10 inches
- © 2014
- Mixed Media on Wood
- Framed to 9 x 11 inches
- Daisy Church grew up in the tiny state of Delaware, but quickly realized that she was a West Coast spirit. She grew up in the rural countryside, surrounded by books, cartoons, animals and nature.
Daisy currently works and lives in San Francisco in mobile application and game development. She has most recently been focusing her professional energies into managing and leading art teams for games on iOS and Android.
Previously, she worked extensively as a flash broadcast animator in Los Angeles, working on various television shows, commercials, music videos and independent films, in addition to three of her own short animated films. Her work has been seen on Cartoon Network, HBO, MTV, Adult Swim, Nick Jr and Disney Playhouse, amongst others.
GALLERY EXPERIENCE & ARTIST STATEMENT
Daisy also loves to paint and work on her personal fine art, and actively exhibits her work in galleries worldwide. Her published works can be seen in Girls Drawin Girls Vol III and IV, as well as Hand-Made Illustration, published by Monsa.
Sometimes spooky, and sometimes cheeky, Daisy’s work bridges a divide between the worlds of fine art and illustration/ entertainment. Using a mixture of medias, from graphite to acrylic to colored pencils, Daisy’s work create parallels between femininity and nature; pop culture and history. World mythology and history also play a large role in the subject matter and stylistic influences of her work.
In her free time, Daisy loves to travel, read, and help curate and organize group art shows in the Bay area. She currently resides in San Francisco with her husband and artist partner in crime, Damon O’Keefe, their two cats and one horse. - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Innocence Lost
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- 8 x 10 inches
- © 2014
- Acrylic on Masonite
- So who/what’s JOEMUR? Basically it’s a nickname given to me from my good friend Matt136. It’s a combo of my first and last name; I liked it so much, I decide to stick with it! Plus, it gives me an alter ego to blame stuff on.
- This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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King of the Wild Things
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- ~ 3 x 9 x 3 inches
- © 2014
- Clay, Glaze, and Acrylic
- Free-Standing and/or Wall-Mounted Sculpture
- Debra J. Gardner Abarca is a San Francisco Bay Area based ceramicist and ceramics teacher.
- This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Leo
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- 12 x 12 inches
- © 2014
- Oil on Panel
- Daniel J Valadez was born in Santa Clara, California. He was raised in Visalia, California, only to make his return years later to the Bay Area. It was while attending West Valley Jr. College in San Jose that Daniel came to the realization that his passion for art was worth pursuing and developing. As a result, he moved to San Francisco in the spring of 2005 and began studying at the Academy of Art University. Years later, in 2008 he received a BFA in Illustration.
- This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Popeye Mutant Ninja Turtle
$299.00
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- 4x 6 inches
- © 2013
- Acrylic on Board
- Framed to 5 x 7 inches
- "Humor is the basis for the work of Philadelphia artist JoKa. Though his paintings aren't explicitly funny, there is a skewed sense of reality that can give one the chuckles, if not cause just a little bit of discomfort. That's because JoKas work doesn't say anything outright; it consists of multiple layers of meaning, some absurd, some to be taken a little more seriously. That same balance exists in JoKas process. Though he doesn't define the work by the way he works, he does pride himself on the technique he employs, namely pointillism. JoKa likens his hours spent dotting the canvas using toothpicks to a kind of meditation, where the process takes over. However, the finished product is just as important, and it's a high priority that the work feel well executed.
In his paintings, JoKa often draws from nostalgic imagery. He then skews and distorts, many times obscuring faces and presenting us with depersonalized, symbolic versions of a humanity which, though markedly different from our own, are also disarmingly familiar. Certainly, there is a point to be made, but JoKa does not content himself with prodding the observer in any specific direction, instead allowing the piece to slowly seep into the surreal corners of our unconscious, reminding us that a singularity of meaning isn't always possible in the complex world we inhabit." -Alex Morales - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
As always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime via email (info@moderneden.com) or by phone (415) 956-3303 during regular business hours. Thank you!
Portrait of Pee-Wee
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- 8 x 10 inches
- © 2014
- Graphite on Paper
- Framed to 9.5 x 11.5 inches
- Edward Cao is a visual artist who creates fine art gallery work and commercial work in paint and digital formats. Juxtapoz described Edward’s work as “colorful and chaotic,” while Catapult Art Magazine elaborated that he “offers a bedlam of beauty, showered with vivid drizzles that captivate and tantalize the senses, while enticing any art enthusiast into visually arresting scenes and subjects.” Edward has exhibited his work in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Washington, DC.
Through partnerships in music, print publishing and apparel, Edward’s commercial work has recently appeared on album covers, interactive graphics and t-shirts. He regularly contributes as an artist and blogger to the apparel line Blood Is The New Black.
A BFA graduate of Art Center College of Design, Edward lives and works in Los Angeles, California. - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
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Right Place, Wrong Time
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- 6 x 13 x 4.5 inches
- © 2012
- Mixed Media Assemblage
- Free-Standing Sculpture
- Wendy Lee Gadzuk is a mixed-media assemblage artist and musician, living and working in East Oakland. Wendy grew up an only child in the suburbs of Washington D.C. The solitude of being a "latchkey kid" of divorced parents combined with the visual and mental stimulation of traveling Europe during her formative years created fertile ground for dark ideas. Her love of the beautiful and the ornate led her to study jewelry and metalsmithing at University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
Wendy's current work has evolved from a background equally routed in jewelry and metalsmithing, costume design, a love for Gothic architecture, natural forms, mysticism, flea markets, and rock'n roll. Using a wide range of techniques and materials, including animal bones, cat claws, doll parts, leather scraps, fabric, metal, vintage jewelry and various found objects, she strives to create an intimate world that illustrates the beauty of the dark side.
Giving new life to that which has been discarded, the transformed materials create altar-like forms that speak of innocence, loss, life, death, decay, and the dusty, shimmery shadows that are sometimes left behind.
Wendy's work has been featured in several online and print publications, including, most recently, the Oakland Tribune and Eclectix.com. -
Post by Wendy Gadzuk.
- This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
As always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime via email (info@moderneden.com) or by phone (415) 956-3303 during regular business hours. Thank you!
Stereoscopic Sea
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- 12 x 12 inches
- © 2014
- Oil on Panel
- Framed to 14 x 14 inches
- Jaclyn Alderete is originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico, and has resided in the Bay Area since 2001. She has been passionate about art since she was a child, when she first developed an interest in drawing people. She fell in love with oil paint at the age of 16, and over the years has drawn inspiration from many things; concerns of human existence, society, and our treatment of the environment. She continues to surround herself with art, sketching or painting daily.
- This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
As always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime via email (info@moderneden.com) or by phone (415) 956-3303 during regular business hours. Thank you!
The Blue Bomber
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- 6 x 6 inches
- © 2014
- Pencil, Acrylic, Oil, and Gold Leaf on Panel
- Framed to 7.5 x 7.5 inches
- Born in USA, 1969
1991-1995 Studied at Montserrat College of Art
Scott Holloway's work represents themes associated with the historic fusion of religious dogma and scientific enlightenment of the Renaissance. The work is meant to be contemplative; and the viewer is encouraged to meditate on its hidden subtext - narratives about the search for the divine soul through anatomical dissection. Conceptually Holloway approaches the work emotionally, but controls the formal presentation through analytical methods as was done by the great masters of the past. The final images of anatomy are presented as traditional icons to convey the sacred nature of the human body. Holloway's work is about honoring the beauty and complexity of the human form even after death.
Working steadily from his studios in Worcester, MA, Holloway has exhibited his work in New York City, Salem, Boston, Worcester, Phoenix, Tucson, Los Angeles, Anaheim, San Francisco, Culver City, Park City, Saint Louis, Philadelphia, London, Berlin, Italy and Denmark.
His work has been published in Hey! Magazine (France), Art That Creeps (Germany), La Luz 25, Quadrant Fantasies (Denmark), Catapult ArtMag twice, Worcester Magazine, Lexikon der phantastischen Kunstler (An Austrian encyclopedia of surreal artist), Monkey Sapian (Italy), Pulse Magazine, Skull Face (England), Boston Spectrum, Churn, Book of Skulls (Germany) and 20 Artists of Worcester. - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
As always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime via email (info@moderneden.com) or by phone (415) 956-3303 during regular business hours. Thank you!
The Red Rocker
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- 6 x 6 inches
- © 2014
- Pencil, Acrylic, Oil, and Gold Leaf on Panel
- Framed to 7.5 x 7.5 inches
- Born in USA, 1969
1991-1995 Studied at Montserrat College of Art
Scott Holloway's work represents themes associated with the historic fusion of religious dogma and scientific enlightenment of the Renaissance. The work is meant to be contemplative; and the viewer is encouraged to meditate on its hidden subtext - narratives about the search for the divine soul through anatomical dissection. Conceptually Holloway approaches the work emotionally, but controls the formal presentation through analytical methods as was done by the great masters of the past. The final images of anatomy are presented as traditional icons to convey the sacred nature of the human body. Holloway's work is about honoring the beauty and complexity of the human form even after death.
Working steadily from his studios in Worcester, MA, Holloway has exhibited his work in New York City, Salem, Boston, Worcester, Phoenix, Tucson, Los Angeles, Anaheim, San Francisco, Culver City, Park City, Saint Louis, Philadelphia, London, Berlin, Italy and Denmark.
His work has been published in Hey! Magazine (France), Art That Creeps (Germany), La Luz 25, Quadrant Fantasies (Denmark), Catapult ArtMag twice, Worcester Magazine, Lexikon der phantastischen Kunstler (An Austrian encyclopedia of surreal artist), Monkey Sapian (Italy), Pulse Magazine, Skull Face (England), Boston Spectrum, Churn, Book of Skulls (Germany) and 20 Artists of Worcester. - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
As always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime via email (info@moderneden.com) or by phone (415) 956-3303 during regular business hours. Thank you!
Bath Time with Barbie
$450.00
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- 8 x 10 inches
- © 2014
- Oil on Canvas
- Framed to 11.5 x 13.5 inches
- "I was born in Cherepovets, Russia, to a military family of several generations just before the collapse of the Soviet Union. My family eventually relocated back to Ukraine, where we are originally from and I still have many beautiful memories of growing up there. From a very early age, I was influenced by passionate, creative individuals. My mother was a fashion designer and my earliest artistic inspirations were her design drawings. My aunt was a musician, she was my first musical inspiration and what sparked my desire to play the piano. My grandmother was a singer, dancer, and a nurse. At age 6, after the divorce of my parents, my mother and I made the move to America, to New York City. Having been accustomed to an abundance of nature, Brooklyn was quite the contrast. My environment became condensed, consumed by buildings, concrete, cars, and noise. My first experiences with school were a bit of a struggle. I couldn't speak English, some kids weren't the nicest, I didn't have friends, and my family was across the globe. Adapting however, got easier with time. At school, I learned English very quickly and was taken out of the English Second Language program in less than a year. I made friends and was always the "artist" in my class. My mother and I also did quite a bit of traveling around the east coast of the US and I was exposed to many inspiring museums and important historical monuments. American influence was inevitable, but my culture and background was always very important to me, I never let that part of me fade away. I still speak, read, and write in my native language, and stay connected to my culture.
I can't recall a specific point in my life when I turned to art. My family tells me I've been doodling since I learned how hold a pencil, before I could even form full sentences (the walls and some documents quickly fell victim to my creative endeavors), art is just what I've always done and who I was. I experimented with landscapes and nature for the first time at the age of 8 with chalk and pencils. I also discovered Bob Ross on TV and found myself with an uncontrollable need to paint. My first painting attempts were mostly scenic views of sunsets, mountains, trees, and snow painted with watercolor and acrylic with the occasional still life. Water made many appearances in the form of oceans, ponds, lakes, often containing reflections and distortions of its surrounding imagery. Perhaps it was an escape into the natural world I missed dearly and lacked in my city environment. Around this time I enrolled in dance school and studied ballet, jazz, and modern. The stage, costumes, music, lights, endless training hours, and entire performer's atmosphere became a second home to me. Dancing was simply another means of expression and enjoyment, I danced for many years. Into my early teens, I learned about digital art and began creating illustrations of invented characters, places, graphics, as well as drawing comics and spriting a few character props for a small MMORPG. During this time I turned to music. With the help of the internet, a brand new keyboard, and a thirst for making beautiful sound out of silence, I began teaching myself how to play the piano." ~Lena Danya - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
As always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime via email (info@moderneden.com) or by phone (415) 956-3303 during regular business hours. Thank you!
Worlds in Bubbles
$450.00
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- 8 x 10 inches
- © 2014
- Oil on Canvas
- Framed to 11.5 x 13.5 inches
- "I was born in Cherepovets, Russia, to a military family of several generations just before the collapse of the Soviet Union. My family eventually relocated back to Ukraine, where we are originally from and I still have many beautiful memories of growing up there. From a very early age, I was influenced by passionate, creative individuals. My mother was a fashion designer and my earliest artistic inspirations were her design drawings. My aunt was a musician, she was my first musical inspiration and what sparked my desire to play the piano. My grandmother was a singer, dancer, and a nurse. At age 6, after the divorce of my parents, my mother and I made the move to America, to New York City. Having been accustomed to an abundance of nature, Brooklyn was quite the contrast. My environment became condensed, consumed by buildings, concrete, cars, and noise. My first experiences with school were a bit of a struggle. I couldn't speak English, some kids weren't the nicest, I didn't have friends, and my family was across the globe. Adapting however, got easier with time. At school, I learned English very quickly and was taken out of the English Second Language program in less than a year. I made friends and was always the "artist" in my class. My mother and I also did quite a bit of traveling around the east coast of the US and I was exposed to many inspiring museums and important historical monuments. American influence was inevitable, but my culture and background was always very important to me, I never let that part of me fade away. I still speak, read, and write in my native language, and stay connected to my culture.
I can't recall a specific point in my life when I turned to art. My family tells me I've been doodling since I learned how hold a pencil, before I could even form full sentences (the walls and some documents quickly fell victim to my creative endeavors), art is just what I've always done and who I was. I experimented with landscapes and nature for the first time at the age of 8 with chalk and pencils. I also discovered Bob Ross on TV and found myself with an uncontrollable need to paint. My first painting attempts were mostly scenic views of sunsets, mountains, trees, and snow painted with watercolor and acrylic with the occasional still life. Water made many appearances in the form of oceans, ponds, lakes, often containing reflections and distortions of its surrounding imagery. Perhaps it was an escape into the natural world I missed dearly and lacked in my city environment. Around this time I enrolled in dance school and studied ballet, jazz, and modern. The stage, costumes, music, lights, endless training hours, and entire performer's atmosphere became a second home to me. Dancing was simply another means of expression and enjoyment, I danced for many years. Into my early teens, I learned about digital art and began creating illustrations of invented characters, places, graphics, as well as drawing comics and spriting a few character props for a small MMORPG. During this time I turned to music. With the help of the internet, a brand new keyboard, and a thirst for making beautiful sound out of silence, I began teaching myself how to play the piano." ~Lena Danya - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
As always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime via email (info@moderneden.com) or by phone (415) 956-3303 during regular business hours. Thank you!
West Texas Afternoon
$500.00
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- 8 x 10 inches
- © 2014
- Acrylic on Canvas
- Framed to 13 x 15 inches
- Erika Jane Mallette is a contemporary artist and illustrator currently living in Cedar Park, Texas.
- This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
As always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime via email (info@moderneden.com) or by phone (415) 956-3303 during regular business hours. Thank you!
We're Here For Your Children
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- 12 x 9 inches
- © 2014
- Watercolor and Ink on Paper
- Framed to 14.75 x 11.75 inches
- About this piece: As a child I always had trolls around my room and the house in general. I don't know how the collection began, but they were always there, looking down from a desk or shelf somewhere. Their unblinking eyes always made me feel like there was some sort of life inside there and if I caught them at just right moment maybe I'd see a brief flash of proof. A quick blink or maybe just a slight move of the finger. Since I could never catch them in the act I suspected the worst of intentions. I know I was supposed to love the trolls, but I just kept waiting for them to turn on me.~SB
I paint monsters...most of them are farting. So...you could say my mom is pretty proud. - This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
As always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime via email (info@moderneden.com) or by phone (415) 956-3303 during regular business hours. Thank you!
Batman Mego Quietly Waiting
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- 4 x 7 inches
- © 2014
- Oil and Colored Pencil on Paper Bag
- Framed to 19 x 23 inches
- Matthew Robertson is a Bay Area fine artist and painter.
- This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
As always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime via email (info@moderneden.com) or by phone (415) 956-3303 during regular business hours. Thank you!
Jag in the Box
$750.00
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- 8 x 10 inches
- © 2014
- Archival Ink on Rives BFK Paper
- Framed to 16 x 18 inches
- Ronnie Ray Mendez is a visual Artist born and bred in Southern California. From childhood he found his voice through music and visual art, and continued through his studies in Fine Art and Illustration at California State University, Fullerton. The subject matter of Ronnie Ray’s work strongly reflects his turbulent childhood and his early exposure to the Dark elements of life. He is a purveyor of Aestheticism, Romanticism, and Symbolism, as he fuses various elements of reason and primal human characteristics. Ronnie Ray’s work is executed with complex detail and classical techniques of stippling and cross-hatching. He is a true conjurer with ink and paper.
- This piece will be on exhibit through March 1, 2014 and will be shipped within a week of the exhibition closing date. Shipping costs will be invoiced separately at the time of shipment for this piece. For a detailed shipping price quote, please contact the gallery . If you would like to arrange a gallery pickup, just add a note when checking out and we will contact you to schedule a time.
As always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us anytime via email (info@moderneden.com) or by phone (415) 956-3303 during regular business hours. Thank you!
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