Chelsea Revelle

"Mrs. Franklin", Chelsea Revelle, mixed media, assemblage, house

2016

Virginia Mahoney’s “Less” is a mixed-media sculpture in vest form that is primarily green with many prints and variations, and has attached ceramic tags in shades of green, on which words, referring to being less than others, are handwritten in metallic gold acrylic. Brass wires projecting inside emphasize the discomfort one feels when feeling “not enough.” Handwork, threads, and stitching are prominent. This lightweight but sturdy piece is 17 x 14 x 10 inches. “Less” is part of an ongoing series of garment sculptures, which manifest sensations of experiencing uncomfortable situations, doubt, regret, background thoughts or personal barriers. Mahoney devises unconventional ways of working with materials, and is inspired by new ideas in the process. Virginia Mahoney is a mixed-media sculptor in the Boston area, whose work reveals a fascination with words, ambiguity, and diverse methods of making. She reflects on sensation, reaction, and thought, using laborious processes and unexpected material combinations. Her work has been exhibited frequently in the eastern and central United States. Mahoney is represented by Fountain Street...

Denise Driscoll's "Circles 33" is a large 36 x 48 inch abstract painting in a wide range of bright yet delicate colors dominated by chartreuse and mint green. Tiny bead-like dots of ...

Frantz Lexy's "Falling into the arms of a lover" is a 24 x 30 inch painting of a seascape as seen from a birds eye view perspective. The movement and rhythm of crashing waves are re...

“Walking and chewing bubble gum at the same time” is a 30 x 40 inch multimedia painting by Frantz Lexy. This landscape shows a green mountain with a rocky brown and beige summit. The...

Steve Sangapore’s “Contenta Absentis” is a 24 x 18 x 1 inch oil and 24k gold leaf painting mounted on a reflective mirror. The painting is housed in an ornate gold wood frame measuri...

"Strong and Beautiful" by Sylvia Vander Sluis is a 19 x 14 x 6 inch fiber sculpture of handwoven, dusky-turquoise fabric with an iridescent sheen. Part of the "Torso...

In ADORNED OBSOLESCENCE 03, Liz Miller creates a sculptural wall hanging piece out of a found headboard piece that she has painted and utilized as the found...

This work is sourced directly from the artist. Butterflies cut from paper, arranged in the shape of the word HAPPY PLACE, and pinned with stainless steel entomology pins to white canvas. Framed in a clear, plexiglass box. Available Sizes (Framed Size) Standard 39" x 60" About Charles Patrick Charles Patrick is best known for his intricately cut paper...

Charles Patrick "You've Been Dreaming" 36 x 36 inches (Framed Size) This work is sourced directly from the artist. Butterflies cut from White Vellum, arranged in the shape of a target, and pinned with stainless steel entomology pins to canvas. Framed in a clear, plexiglass box. About Charles Patrick Charles Patrick is best known for his intricately cut paper...

This is a hand made piece - No Props, it has a LED light and switch. (it can hang on the wall or sit as sculpture) Ryan Thomas Monahan hails from Yorkville, Illinois. Utilizing a ...

This work is sourced directly from the artist. Butterflies cut from fine art paper, arranged in the shape of a solid circle, airbrushed with liquid acrylic paint and pinned with stai...

This work is sourced directly from the artist. Butterflies cut from International Currency and gold foil, arranged in the shape of a target, and pinned with stainless steel entomology pins to canvas. Framed in a white, wooden frame. About Charles Patrick Charles Patrick is best known for his intricately cut paper butterflies, suspended like museum specimens on individual entomology pins and clustered together to form icons, logos, and symbols against the backdrop of pristine canvases. Living in a world between the paper and digital ages, these works conjure feelings of nostalgia for the tactility of paper, created from vintage comic books, children’s books, currency, maps, and other obsolete ephemera. This stands in jarring contrast to the clean, pixelated designs that the butterflies form which exchange individual emotion for the universal immediacy of today’s contemporary visual language. Targets, hearts, ohms, and stars pop from the canvas in three-dimension - a fresh departure from the flat screens that are the norm today. With a background in vintage poster restoration, illustration, and printmaking, Charles Patrick combines his love of paper, art history, and design to create works that are both strikingly beautiful and poignantly thought-provoking. Charles lives and works between Cos Cob...