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Featured Artist: Harry WILKS
Harry Wilks sets himself up close to an ordinary object, such as a guardrail, a fence, or a rock, to invest that object with importance. He makes these the subject of his photographs as much as the more conventionally majestic subjects in the background.
"Top model Letitia Casta, Barbados 1996" by André Plessel
André Plessel's color processed series features his own unique method of adding color to the black and white images by hand, which are then exposed by a developer liquid applied with a brush. This technique creates a dramatic, new aesthetic look.
Featured Artist: Doug Bloodworth
Doug Bloodworth enjoys evoking the viewer's nostalgic feelings of one's childhood, be that in comic books, games we played, or our comfort foods. The influence of paper printed comics from eras past is still tangible in Doug Bloodworth's photorealism.
Featured Gallery: Thomas Kearns McCarthey Gallery
The Thomas Kearns McCarthey Gallery is one of the foremost dealers for Russian Impressionist art in the United States. The gallery carefully selects paintings that are historically significant, original in composition, and interesting in form.
"Defines" by Christina Major
My “hand” is visible both in the brushstroke and in the cursive writing, preserving my identity in a “readable” way.” - Christina Major
Featured Artist: Thomas McKnight
Thomas McKnight's work, full of color and image, seems to be a reaction to the gray decade McKnight discovered art. At about age thirteen, his mother gave him a set of oil paints. His first painting - a snowy castle on a hill - is similar to the works he still creates.
Featured Gallery: Gallery Sumukha
Gallery Sumukha presents Indian Contemporary artists abroad through exhibitions and participation in International Art Fairs.
Collector's Pick
This piece is in Chuck Porter's collection.
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