Patricia Ashley
- “On the Water”
- Lino Reduction Print
- 9″ x 12″
- $15
Clare B.
Todd Berman
Cynthia Yardley
- “Nice Tits “
- Acrylic, found record cover
- 12″ x 12″
- $25
- “Two Months Along”
- Acrylic, rub-off letters, found record cover
- 12″ x 12″
- $25
- “Dreamin’ of a Natural Habitat”
- Acrylic, rub-off letters, found record cover
- 12″ x 12″
- $25
- “False Idol”
- Acrylic, found record cover
- 12″ x 12″
- $25
CynthiaYardley.com aka Cynthia Burgess
Jonathan Burstein
- “Sideways”
- 24 x 18 inches
- charcoal, pencil and goache on paper mounted on board
- $15
- “Hat”
- 24 x 18 inches
- charcoal and goache on paper mounted on board
- $15
- “Laura”
- 45 x 30″
- pastel and colord pencil on paper mounted on foamcore
- $40
- “Slacker”
- 50 x 20 inches
- charcoal, latex paint and goache mounted on cardboard
- $40
- “Turban”
- 24 x 18 inches
- pastel and acrylic on paper mounted on board
- $15
- “Pierre”
- 24 x 18 inches
- charcoal on paper mounted on foamcore
Ilana Crispi
Sara Dierck
- “Woman Unpacking”
- Photography (c-print)
- 11″ x 14″
- $ 25
In Sara’s photographic work, she creates moments where events are changing in small or large ways, creating positive, negative or neutral results. She is particularly interested in the relationships between a person and an object. Sara hopes that viewers will find her photographs amusing.
Michael Dodge
w/ Reding Fleming
- “untitliest of them all or detached yet same ocean as home.”
- 20 x 30″
- digital photograph
- $63.36
Dodge was photographer, Reding conceptualist and model for this photograph. Palm Beach, Florida september 26th, 2003. Detached.
El Rey del Art
- Brainy
- 5″ x 7″
- Block print on paper, metal frame
- $20
- Urban Apparition
- 10″ x 8″
- Acrylic and enamel on wood
- $20
- Baboon
- 8″ x 8″
- Acrylic on wood
- $15
- Surfmonkey
- 8″ x 10″
- Krylograph on wood
- $20
- Mitten
- 12″ x 8″
- Krylograph on wood
- $20
- Parrot
- 9″ x 12″
- Krylograph on wood
- $20
El Rey uses paint and ink to create inspired doodles of the peculiar animals and wordplay rattling around his subconscious. He makes his pictures with whatever materials are at hand, including dollar-store spray paint, plywood, and discounted mis-mixed house paint from local builders-supply stores.
His hundreds (honestly) of sold works have found homes all over the U.S. and in Canada and Germany, and there has been a stream of subscribers to his “El Aņo del Rey” picture-of-the-month club. His web site is located at elreydelart.com
America Meredith
