Suchitra Mattai

Belonging

2020

Mario Zoots uses abstract, figurative, and still life objects to create abstract collages which challenge concepts of form, color, and object identificatio...

"Putto Grotto 2" is a miniature painting by Denver-based artist Melissa Furness. Inspired partly by the small figures that adorn the Roman Emperor Nero's pleasure palace, this strang...

Kaitlyn Tucek's "La Mer" captures an intimate moment between two male subjects. As the pair gaze at one another, one holds a starfish, seeming to caress ...

Kaitlyn Tucek's portraits capture movement, emotion, and personal narratives on canvas. "Butterflies ( Mariposas)" is charged with elegant movement, as t...

"Solar Plexus" by Denver artist and professor Melissa Furness showcases the artist's signature layering techniques. This particular work is from the 2022 series "Romantic Overgrowth....

"Visitation" combines digital print making with oil painting to create a dizzying display. This particular work is from the 2022 series "Romantic Overgrowth." Characteristic of the s...

Tempera, gouache & sand on canvas on board

Gouache on photo

Gouache on paper Unique work Hand-signed lower right by the artist

Paintnig is on exhibition, please cuntact us for availability AGATA STOMMA She studied at the Academies of Fine Arts in Gda?sk and in Warsaw (1975-1981). After graduation she worked...

MALGORZATA ROZMARYNOWSKA (born in 1955) She studied in the Public High School of Plastic Arts at the Department of Painting and Graphic and graduated in 1981 in Professor Wladyslaw Jackiewicz atelier. Individual and collective exhibitions in Łódź, Sopot, Stockholm, Helsinki, New York, Brussels, Paris and Gdansk. “... once there was a beautiful world... And it was a world worth of being acquainted with. Every journey to beautiful worlds, every journey back to past or into non-existence is a hard and dangerous travel. From such an expedition one does not want or sometimes cannot come back. A guide is needed. Someone to guide us showing interesting things but also help in need. Malgorzata Rozmarynowska is that kind of helmsman. She sees everything. The world she welcomes us in is a strange, distressing and yet fascinating place. Jewish and non-Jewish towns that are long gone from our landscapes. And if they are, they ache like tooth gap or a soil burned out to the stone. It is a painful memory, which the mourning of clarinet of klezmer’s band...

The artist says of the inspiration in her latest work . . . Moving to Washington, DC in 2016 changed me. The unraveling of this country's leadership elicited a strong, visceral rea...