ARTISTS ON DISPLAY

   “As an Artist, I have always been fascinated with the process of painting. The act of Painting and an experimentation with various mediums or materials has always been an integral part of my visual language. My work is spontaneous and intuitive as I try to create balance and harmony within my paintings.  Having lived and worked in the NYC area for over 28 years, my art is mostly influenced by the textures and colors of the urban environment…”

Acrylic on Canvas

40”x 40

Oil on Canvas

24”x 48”

Acrylic on Canvas

30” x 30”

515 Edgecombe Ave, Unit 26

Acrylic on Canvas

34”x 42”

Acrylic on Canvas

30” x 30” x 1.5”

2021

208 E 84th St, Unit 3D

Amy is a New York based artist who’s focus is on the natural world. Self taught, she particularly enjoys painting insects, specifically butterflies and moths. Her medium was predominately watercolor but recently branched out into birds and experimenting more with acrylics. She was a featured artist with West Elm where she was chosen to display her work at the Lincoln Center location.

137 Joralemon St, Unit 6

137 Joralemon St, Unit 6

137 Joralemon St, Unit 6

137 Joralemon St, Unit 6

515 Edgecombe Ave, Unit 26

   “My work investigates restructuring flora and fauna through the process of collage. My collages contain representational imagery from the ‘natural world,’ that through a process of sampling, deconstruction, and reconstruction, come together to form something new.”

Collaged etching, lithograph, and relief print

12” x 9”

2018

137 Joralemon St, Unit 6

Collaged monotype, relief print, lithograph, photo etching, ink jet

20”x 15”

2015

Collaged prints with hand coloring

8” x 6”

2018

Collaged prints with hand coloring

8” x 6”

2018

137 Joralemon St, Unit 6

“MDR’s work explores conditions and experiences of power, alienation, invisibility and displacement, through a critique of global economic and political systems.

Her installations call into question dominant historical narratives, disrupting perceived notions of the post-war era with her investigations into the materiality of evidence and the status of knowledge. She seeks to make tangible the ways economic, political and military structures of power, taking place out of sight, impact our everyday lives…”

Pigment print

on museum paper

28”x 15 1/2”

2021

Pigment ink prints mounted on aluminum

40” x 26”

2015-18

137 Joralemon St, Unit 6

“Shape is the major motivation behind my impulse to paint, a formal element that can articulate meaning from a complex tangle of thought and feeling. The shapes that catch my eye are usually openings: mouths, theater stages, circus arenas…”

Oil on Canvas

10”x 20”

2007

Oil on Canvas

10”x 20”

2007

Oil on Canvas

12” x 16”

Oil on Canvas

12” x 16”

Oil on Canvas

12” x 16”

“Gustave Blache III is an American figurative artist from New Orleans, Louisiana, currently residing in Brooklyn, New York. He is best known for his works in series that highlight the process and unique labors of everyday society….”

Oil on Board

7”x 5 3/4”

1977

Oil on Wood

10”x 8 1/2”

David Brockett was a contemporary pop artist, whose off-beat humor and childlike whimsy is evident in every piece. He worked with acrylic on canvas, sculpture and digital art for 30 years. Exhibiting across the country from New York City to Los Angeles, his installations and commissions can still be seen throughout the United States and abroad.

David was diagnosed with ALS at 50 years old and remained bedridden until his death at 54. Though he could no longer hold a paintbrush, he continued to create digital work until the very end. Though perhaps not conscious, it was clear that his struggle with his health was reflected in his artwork. While bedridden and slowly becoming trapped in his own body from this debilitating disease, the Cuboid Cartoons, made of box people, were created. And, as he started losing grasp of the physical world his ideation of the blurry Super Hero was born. Though his body eventually started to fail him, his wit and wisdom never did.

Giclee on Paper

24”x 24”