LA HUGHES watercolor collage "Go Forth" Appropriating imagery & text from such disparate sources as Michaelangelo, the Bible and the US treasury, West Coast pop artist LA Hughes portrays currency as a contemporary god in this watercolor collage entitled "Go Forth..." Buyer pays shippinga nd insurance onthis work. Visit LA Hughes in her California studio. [502496]
"Ersatz" Abstract Painting J. NAPIERALA "Ersatz" by abstract painter Jim Napierala, is a mixed-media work composed of a gaffer's tape field, painted, deconstructed, then attached and woven onto a wooden stretcher. The painted tape strips serve not only as support but as structure; there is no picture until the weaving is complete. A New York artist with a great feel for his materials, Napierala has taken illusionistic painting aggressively reinterpreted it. Please email or phone for more images or information on this painting or the artist. Buyer pays shipping and insurance.
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"Soul Pancake" Abstract Painting NAPIERALA "Soul Pancake" by abstract painter Jim Napierala, is a mixed-media work composed of a gaffer's tape field, enamel painted, deconstructed, then attached and woven onto a wooden stretcher. The painted tape strips serve not only as support but as str ucture; there is no picture until the weaving of randomly selected strips is complete. A New York artist with a great feel for his materials, Napierala has taken the gestural, drip paintings of the 50's and aggressively reinterpreted them. Pleas e email or phone for more images or information on this painting or the artist. Buyer pays shipping and insurance.
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Mixed-Media Painting "Wall of Sound" Jim NAPIERALA "Wall of Sound" by abstract painter Jim Napierala, is a mixed-media painting composed of a masking tape field, enamel painted, then deconstructed and recombined on paper to create this image. A New York artist with a great feel for his materials,Na pierala has taken the gestural, drip paintings of the 50's and aggressively reinterpreted them. He frequently works with metallic paints, such as the copper paint used in this work, because he likes their material presence. Please email or phonefo r more images or information on this painting or the artist. Buyer pays shipping and insurance.
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Jim NAPIERALA Painting "Signifying Monkey" New York abstract artist Jim Napierala has an affinity to wood--much of his earlier work was painted on plywood. In this painting entitled "Signifying Monkey", Napierala uses enamel paint on wood veneer phone for more images or information on the strips. This drip painting field is takenapart then reconstructed to make this image--an aggressive re-working of 1950's gestural, abstract painting. Email or artist. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. Visit Jim Napierala's Manhattan studio. [502472]
Jim NAPIERLA Abstract Panel Painting "Study" "Study" is one of the first in Jim Napierala's recent abstract panel paintings series. These works with their ghostly underpainting, biomorphic shapes and softly reflective metallic surfaces seem to expand into space.Please email or phone for more i mages or information about this artist who has exhibited regularly in New York galleries for the past 12 years. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. Visit Jim Napierala's Manhattan studio. [502470]
Giancoli C-Print "Tortilleria Piaxtla--Waiting for Delivery" For the past 3 years, Mary Teresa Giancoli has focused her lens on documenting the life of the Mexican community in New York City. Rituals, festivals and food--the elements of culture--are her subject matter. She visited the Piaxtla Tortilleria fo r this image of a man at a brief moment of rest in a long working day. Giancoli shoots in natural light. She often works in black and white; when she works in color, her hand is that of a delicate watercolorist. Buyer pays shipping and insurance.< A Href="http://www.biddingtons.com/content/creativegiancoli.html"> Mary Teresa GIANCOLI's studio. [502451]
Giancoli Photograph "Man with Sombrero Praying" Mary Teresa Giancoli is at work on a series of photographs documenting the culture of the Mexican community in New York. Rituals, festivals and food are her subject matter. Giancoli began her work at Our Lady of Guadalupe on West 14th Street in Ma nhattan recording people, such as this man, in quiet moments of prayer and devotion. Giancoli shoots in natural light with a twin lens box camera. The richness and subtlety of her photographs is barely suggested in the digital image presented her e. This image is also available in a smaller print; please email or phone for pricing. Giancoli prints her photographs in small editions of 20 or fewer. Mary Teresa GIANCOLI's stu dio.Buyer pays shipping and insurance. [502450]
Giancoli Photograph "First Communion Eric and Pablo" Rituals, festivals and food--the elements of culture of the Mexican community in New York--are the subject matter for Mary Teresa Giancoli's current body of work. The photographer began this project at Our Lady of Guadalupe in Manhattan recording p eople in prayer and devotion and during special celebrations such as this First Communion. Giancoli shoots in natural light with a box camera. The richness and subtlety of her photographs is barely suggested in the digital image presented here. Th is image is also available in a larger print; please email or phone for pricing. Giancoli prints her photographs in editions of 20 or fewer. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. Mar y Teresa GIANCOLI's studio. [502449]
GIANCOLI Photograph "Piaxtla Tortilleria Pressing Tortillas" For the past 3 years, Mary Teresa Giancoli has focused her lens on documenting the life of the Mexican community in New York City. Rituals, festivals and food--the elements of culture--are her subject matter. She visited the Piaxtla Tortilleria fo r this haunting image of a man hand-pressing tortillas. Giancoli shoots in natural light with a box camera. The richness and subtlety of her photographs is barely suggested in the digital image presented here.This image is also available in a smal ler print; please email or phone for pricing. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. Mary Teresa GIANCOLI's studio. [502446]
GIANCOLI Photograph "Dona Hilda Making Pambazos" For the past 3 years, Mary Teresa Giancoli has focused her lens on documenting the life of the Mexican community in New York City. Rituals, festivals and food--the elements of culture--are her subject matter. In this black and white silver gelatin print, the focus is the plump, traditional bread called "pambazos" from Dona Hilda's kitchen. Giancoli shoots in natural light with a box camera. The richness and subtlety of her photographs is barely suggested in the digital image presented here.T his image is also available in a smaller print; please email or phone for pricing. Buyer pays shipping and insurance. Mary Teresa GIANCOLI's studio. [502445]