bG Gallery Sculptures

Super Sculpey, marbles, paint, and glass. Comes wall hang ready.

Glazed ceramic

Pollystyrene, polyurethane, Wood clothespin, Acrylic paint

Acrylic on lasercut wood panel

Striking contemporary light work by accomplished abstract artist Philip Vaughan

Corks on wood frame

A new work by the artist

acrylic on acrylic

A new work by the artist

Jack Reilly came to Los Angeles in 1978, shortly after receiving his MFA from Florida State University. In 1979, the Molly Barnes Gallery in Los Angeles d...

Theodore T. Gall began his career in the arts in the mid-sixties as an animator for teaching films and continued to broaden his skills as a graphic designer. Gall has worked in metal since his early days as an artist. Although his work has not been limited to the human form, it has been his primary focus throughout his career. His compelling figures are most often placed in thought-provoking situations. He studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and the American Academy of Art and has shared his expertise with students at the Clay People in Chicago, The Northshore Art League in Winnetka, Illinois, and the Ojai Art Center in Ojai, California. He has served as a consultant to the Art Institute and to the Illinois Arts Council. Gall has exhibited and garnered awards throughout the country and is acquiring a burgeoning international clientele. “I intend for my sculpture to be intriguing, both visually and psychologically, to draw your imagination into the pieces themselves, allowing you to come to your own conclusions.” Theodore Gall’s work is lost wax cast into bronze, aluminum, stainless steel, or welded Corten steel. Many of the larger works are produced in editions of seven or ten while the smaller pieces are one of a kind. While a concept may be repeated many times, each sculpture is unique. What do you find as you open a Ted Gall...

Mixed media sculpture, 15 x 15.

Gypsum sculpture glued to a painted wood panel.

Wire sculpture on wood sculpture.

Created with colored thumb tacks

A story within furniture. Never will see a mixed media project like this.