Title Medium 30” x 40”
Mary Henderson - “Microphone”
LA ART SHOW BOOTH #701/800 JANUARY 11 - 15, 2017
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Nick Alm - (Sweden - b. 1980) Nick Alm, a graduate of the famed, Florence Academy of Art is a master of blending a classic, figurative painting style with subjects in modern-day environments and unique scenarios.
In The Metro Oil on Canvas 35.5” x 41.5”
Nick Alm - (Sweden - b. 1980)
Spy Bar Oil on Canvas 34.5” x 34.5”
Nick Alm - (Sweden - b. 1980)
Hallway No. 6 Oil on Canvas 39” x 33”
Nick Alm - (Sweden - b. 1980)
Hallway No. 7 Oil on Canvas 37” x 31”
Johan Barrios - (Colombia - b. 1982) In this young Colombian’s paintings, the models are transformed into compositional elements of the image, elements that exist to create a change, a movement, a line, an atmosphere, an object that can be transferred to the graphic universe. And while Barrios’ draftsmanship is crystal clear, the “message” intended in each work is hazy at best.
Adyacente Graphite and Watercolor on Paper 22” x 30”
Johan Barrios - (Colombia - b. 1982)
Soporte Graphite and Watercolor on Paper 12� x 9�
Johan Barrios - (Colombia - b. 1982)
Noctambula Graphite and Watercolor on Paper 12” x 9”
Johan Barrios - (Colombia - b. 1982)
The Wait Graphite and Watercolor on Paper 12” x 9”
Johan Barrios - (Colombia - b. 1982)
Sonambulo Graphite and Watercolor on Paper 12� x 9�
Johan Barrios - (Colombia - b. 1982)
Portrait Graphite and Watercolor on Paper 12� x 9�
Casey Baugh - (United States - b. 1984) Casey Baugh is an American, figurative and portrait artist (born in Chattanooga, Tennessee) specializing in oil painting and charcoal drawing. His style is best described as a cross between classic draftsmanship infused with the energy and excitement of the youth of the 21st century.
Through Storms and Light Oil on Canvas 18” x 26”
Casey Baugh - (United States - b. 1984)
Look Away Unitl It Fades Oil on Canvas 15” x 15”
Casey Baugh - (United States - b. 1984)
Determination Charcoal on Paper 14” x 9.5”
Casey Baugh - (United States - b. 1984)
Ecstasy Charcoal on Paper 14” x 9.5”
Casey Baugh - (United States - b. 1984)
Intensity Charcoal on Paper 12” x 8.5”
Casey Baugh - (United States - b. 1984)
Vision Charcoal on Paper 11” x 8”
Casey Baugh - (United States - b. 1984)
Spring Charcoal on Paper 14” x 11”
Daniel Bilmes - (United States - b. 1989) Daniel Bilmes is an emerging, young artist with a singularly unique and distinct, figurative style. His paintings are as much a result of how much paint is scraped and etched away as how much is laid down on the canvas.
Journey Oil on Panel 36” x 72”
Daniel Bilmes - (United States - b. 1989)
Symbiotic Oil on Panel 18” x 18”
Daniel Bilmes - (United States - b. 1989)
Through The Veil Oil on Panel 12” x 12”
Daniel Bilmes - (United States - b. 1989)
Lost in Thought Oil on Panel 12” x 12”
Daniel Bilmes - (United States - b. 1989)
Veiled Oil on Panel 8” x 8”
Jana Brike - (Latvia - b. 1980) Born in Riga, Latvia, Jana Brike has achieved a cult following of collectors around the world who pursue her paintings for their depiction of pale, dreamlike figures that are caught in a state of sexual awakening and pure ecstasy.
Melancholia Oil on Canvas 27” x 39”
Jana Brike - (Latvia - b. 1980)
The Balance of Life Oil on Canvas 13” x 10”
Jana Brike - (Latvia - b. 1980)
Girl Struck By A Unicorn Oil on Canvas 13” x 10”
John Brosio - (United States - b. 1967) John Brosio is internationally renowned for his cinematic and humor-tinged paintings that include everything from the depiction of oncoming tornadoes to alien invasions.
Edge of Town No. 14 Oil on Canvas 35” x 42”
John Brosio - (United States - b. 1967)
Culture Oil on Canvas 30” x 40”
John Brosio - (United States - b. 1967)
Jerk In The Road Oil on Canvas 36” x 36”
John Brosio - (United States - b. 1967)
A Quiet Stroll Oil on Canvas 12” x 12”
Rob Browning - (United States - b. 1956) Browning’s paintings depict a strange and quirky universe. Whether it’s open, rural settings, or figures leisurely enjoying unusual pastime activities, one can be sure that Browning is the only one who truly knows what is happening.
Sandwich Oil on Canvas 30” x 36”
Rob Browning - (United States - b. 1956)
Emma’s Porch Oil on Canvas 24” x 30”
Rob Browning - (United States - b. 1956)
Steam Cabinet Oil on Canvas 12” x 12”
Michael Chapman - (United States - b. 1957) Chapman has become a fixture in the Southern California art scene. From sun-drenched beaches or darkened storefronts, his cinematic and slightly surreal images harken back to a simpler time.
Luminous City Oil on Canvas 20” x 38”
Michael Chapman - (United States - b. 1957)
Composition for Sunlight and Shadow 3 Oil on Canvas 13” x 22”
Michael Chapman - (United States - b. 1957)
Composition for Sunlight and Shadow 4 Oil on Canvas 13” x 22”
Matthew Cornell - (United States - b. 1964) Born in Fairfield, CA in 1964, Matthew Cornell’s first memories are of traveling across the United States in a car. Cornell prefers the sublime and meditative observations of land and seascape, the narrative of majestic weather, and somber cloudscapes sweeping across the land and vast empty sea.
Bonfire Oil on Panel 12” x 12”
Matthew Cornell - (United States - b. 1964)
Sea Oil on Panel 6.5” x 11.25”
Matthew Cornell - (United States - b. 1964)
East Oil on Panel 6” x 6”
Matthew Cornell - (United States - b. 1964)
West Oil on Panel 6” x 6”
Matthew Cornell - (United States - b. 1964)
Surf Oil on Panel 6” x 6”
Daniel Coves - (Spain - b. 1985) Spaniard Daniel Coves is the recipient of many awards and grants for his meticulous paintings which capture moments suspended in time. He has been selected for the prestigious 2015 BP Portrait Award, whose aim is to exhibit “the most outstanding and innovative new portraits from around the world.” As part of this, Daniel’s work was exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery in London.
The Seamstress Oil on Canvas 23.5” x 23.5”
Daniel Coves - (Spain - b. 1985)
The Knot Oil on Canvas 23.5” x 23.5”
Daniel Coves - (Spain - b. 1985)
Back Portrait No. 11 Oil on Canvas 23.5” x 23.5”
Daniel Coves - (Spain - b. 1985)
Lucy Oil on Canvas 15” x 18”
Daniel Coves - (Spain - b. 1985)
Automata No. 2 Graphite on Paper 20” x 20”
Daniel Coves - (Spain - b. 1985)
Medusa Graphite on Paper 13.5” x 13.5”
Alex Russell Flint - (United Kingdom - b. 1974) Alex Russell Flint is a British artist who produces beautifully crafted, soulful oil paintings. He has had numerous group and solo exhibitions in London and Ireland, and Arcadia Contemporary is proud to present the U.S. premier of Flint’s “Bad Girls” series.
Mischief Oil on Linen Panel 37” x 27.5”
Alex Russell Flint - (United Kingdom - b. 1974)
The Burial Oil on Linen Panel 25” x 39”
Alex Russell Flint - (United Kingdom - b. 1974)
Waiting Oil on Linen Panel 32” x 24”
Alex Russell Flint - (United Kingdom - b. 1974)
Bad Girls Oil on Linen Panel 19.25” x 36”
Alex Russell Flint - (United Kingdom - b. 1974)
The Lookout Oil on Linen Panel 24” x 18.25”
Stephen Fox - (United States - b. 1957) Featured in many books on photorealism, Stephen Fox is known for his nocturnal depictions of everyday life. Whether driving on misty highways or attending drive-in movies, Fox’s paintings all have a “cinematic” quality that keeps the viewer involved and wondering what’s going to happen next?
Monster In The Woods Oil on Canvas 29” x 30”
Stephen Fox - (United States - b. 1957)
The Light of An Uncertain World Oil on Canvas 18” x 24”
Stephen Fox - (United States - b. 1957)
Private Odyssey Oil on Linen 23” x 26.5”
Stephen Fox - (United States - b. 1957)
Sitting in The Dark Oil on Panel 12” x 12”
Amanda Greive - (United States - b. 1978) With educational backgrounds in Law and Public Health, it was inevitable that Amanda Grieve would become…a fine artist. Receiving her Bachelor of Visual Arts from the University of Illinois at Springfield, it’s only recently that Greive would “come into her own” with stunningly life-like oil paintings depicting strong women in unique and at times, puzzling scenarios.
The Feeling of Falling Oil on Panel 48” x 36”
Amanda Greive - (United States - b. 1978)
Hannah Oil on Panel 30� Diameter
Mary Henderson - (United States - b. 1973) Collectors are, at first, awed by the level of execution in Mary Henderson’s paintings. Upon further examination, the themes of social class, interpersonal connections, group identity and the public/private self slowly reveal themselves. Henderson creates hyper-realistic images -- simple, intimate snapshots of everyday life with photographic precision and detail; fabrics seem to especially intrigue her. But Henderson’s work is no mere novelty. Her singular vision elevates the effect from parlor trick to true art.
Microphone Oil on Panel 20” x 40”
Mary Henderson - (United States - b. 1973)
High Five Oil on Panel 20” x 40”
Mary Henderson - (United States - b. 1973)
Marchers Oil on Panel 18” x 18”
James Neil Hollingsworth - (United States - b. 1954) A pristine attention to detail is what separates Neil Hollingsworth’s paintings from so many other still life artists. A “precisionist” by nature, Hollingsworth’s paintings create an otherworldly environment for everyday objects.
Big Drill No. 3 Oil on Canvas 36” x 24”
James Neil Hollingsworth - (United States - b. 1954)
Moped Oil on Panel 24” x 24”
James Neil Hollingsworth - (United States - b. 1954)
Mixer Oil on Panel 12” x 12”
James Neil Hollingsworth - (United States - b. 1954)
Fin Oil on Panel 12” x 12”
James Neil Hollingsworth - (United States - b. 1954)
Condiments No. 4 Oil on Panel 12” x 12”
James Neil Hollingsworth - (United States - b. 1954)
Carnival Ride Oil on Canvas 12” x 12”
Brad Kunkle - (United States - b. 1978) Born in rural Pennsylvania, Brad Kunkle spent his younger years exploring and romanticizing the beauty of the sparse countryside and deep forests. From an early age he was drawn to the worlds of Maxfield Parrish and the Pre-Raphaelites –worlds, he says, “where a subtle, supernatural beauty seems to be hiding under the breath of women –worlds where something beyond our natural perception is waiting to be found.”
The Search Oil and Gold Leaf on Canvas 24” x 36”
Brad Kunkle - (United States - b. 1978)
Hide and Seek Oil and Gold Leaf on Canvas 24” x 24”
Brad Kunkle - (United States - b. 1978)
Moon and Moon Oil and Silver Leaf on Linen Panel 24” x 24”
Brad Kunkle - (United States - b. 1978)
Haiku Oil and Silver Leaf on Linen Panel 18” x 18”
Brad Kunkle - (United States - b. 1978)
Growth Oil and Silver Leaf on Linen Panel 18” x 18”
Brad Kunkle - (United States - b. 1978)
Study for “Ancient Brains in a Hi-Tech World” Oil on Linen Panel (Aluminum) 16” x 12”
Brad Kunkle - (United States - b. 1978)
Study for Watcher Oil on Linen Panel (Aluminum) 12” x 9”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953) One of the most influential, representational artists in the country, Malcolm Liepke is celebrated for his painterly approach to figures. More recently, the strong emotional content of his portraits and use of an acid-tinged palette have transformed his works into stunning, contemporary statements on the human condition.
Stars and Stripes Oil on Canvas 48” x 42”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953)
Poolside Oil on Canvas 48” x 36”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953)
Down the Hatch Oil on Canvas 20” x 16”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953)
From the Back Oil on Canvas 20” x 18”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953)
Passion in Purples Oil on Canvas 9” x 13”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953)
Reflections Pastel on Paper 21” x 14”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953)
Looking Oil on Canvas 10” x 14”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953)
Man in Black Oil on Canvas 12” x 12”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953)
Resting on Hand Oil on Canvas 12” x 12”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953)
Little Girl Oil on Canvas 14” x 8”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953)
Female Attitude Oil on Canvas 10” x 8”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953)
Boy in Hood Oil on Canvas 10” x 8”
Malcolm T. Liepke - (United States - b. 1953)
Catnap Original, Hand-drawn Lithograph 20” x 26”
Jeremy Lipking - (United States - b. 1975) In a short period of time, Jeremy Lipking has emerged as one of the country’s premier realist artists. His talent, which rival that of late nineteenth century painterly realists such as John Singer Sargent, Joaquin Sorolla and Anders Zorn, is outstanding for a painter of any age. Lipking is a virtuoso artist. His canvases convey the magical aura of convincing imagery emerging out of a field of paint.
Fall Aspens Oil on Canvas 40” x 24”
Jeremy Lipking - (United States - b. 1975)
Reflections at Dawn Oil on Canvas 24” x 40”
Jeremy Lipking - (United States - b. 1975)
Red Shoes Oil on Canvas 17.4” x 23.5”
Jeremy Lipking - (United States - b. 1975)
Windswept Charcoal on Paper 22” x 17”
Michal Lukasiewicz - (Poland - b. 1974) Michal Lukasiewicz portrays his subjects with the tenderness and warm sensuality of the High Renaissance, combined with the vibrancy of Pop art in his use of bright colors. Despite the contemporary expressiveness of his palette, his subjects, mostly women, have a mysteriously quiet nature about them that recalls famous figures in art like Leonardo’s “Mona Lisa”, or Vermeer’s “Girl with a Pearl Earring”.
Glancing Away Acrylic on Canvas 47” x 57”
Michal Lukasiewicz - (Poland - b. 1974)
Vision Acrylic on Canvas 44” x 39”
Michal Lukasiewicz - (Poland - b. 1974)
Revealing Acrylic on Canvas 26” x 25”
Michal Lukasiewicz - (Poland - b. 1974)
Remains of the Day Acrylic on Canvas 24” x 27”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom) Stephen Mackey is British artist known for fantastical and sometimes unsettling imagery that harkens back to the Victorian Era. Steeped in obscure symbolism and boundless romance, Mackey’s flawlessly executed paintings are at once mesmerizing and haunting.
Butterfly Oil on Panel 48” x 36”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
The Plague Princess Oil on Panel 26” x 21.5”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
House of the Somnambulist Oil on Panel 23” x 17”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
Salon in The Woods Oil on Panel 22.5” x 14”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
Madame Honeysuckle Oil on Panel 20” x 15”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
L’Oeilliard Oil on Panel 20” x 15”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
Talking Glass Oil on Panel 19” x 13”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
Shrove As Whit Oil on Panel 18” x 11”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
A Heart Under a Rose Oil on Panel 15” x 11”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
Starlet in The Brambles Oil on Panel 14” x 10.5”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
Plague Flowers Oil on Panel 12” x 12”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
A Nocturnal Summer Oil on Panel 11” x 8”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
The Empty Mirror Oil on Panel 8” x 6”
Stephen Mackey - (United Kingdom)
In The Birch Orchard Oil on Panel 6” x 6”
George Morton - (United States) George Morton was raised in a poverty stricken and drug-infested household and would up in prison at the age of 19 with an 11-year prison sentence for a first-time drug offense. It was in prison that he discovered his artistic purpose in life, and it was then and there that he worked very hard to develop it. He plans to use his artistic skills and life experiences to help others who face similar challenges see a path toward a brighter future.
Mars Charcoal on Paper 22” x 18”
Miguel Angel Moya - (Spain - b. 1970) Miguel Angel Moya’s paintings focus on still lifes with biological content, where marine specimens from scientific collections appear in mysterious atmospheres. These paintings are a refined expression of the understated macabre rendered in glowing detail. The compositions of preserved marine life, illuminated in the dark, depict a microcosm of our planet, it’s oceans and the human subconscious.
Big Octopus II Oil on Canvas 39.5” x 39.5”
Miguel Angel Moya - (Spain - b. 1970)
The Mermaid Oil on Canvas 39.5” x 29.5”
Miguel Angel Moya - (Spain - b. 1970)
Shark Oil on Canvas 39.5” x 24.5”
Miguel Angel Moya - (Spain - b. 1970)
Marine Biology Watercolor on Paper 11” x 18”
Miguel Angel Moya - (Spain - b. 1970)
Octopus 3 Watercolor on Paper 7.25” x 9.5”
Miguel Angel Moya - (Spain - b. 1970)
Specimen Octopus OIl on Canvas 9” x 9”
Miguel Angel Moya - (Spain - b. 1970)
Specimen Crab Oil on Canvas 9” x 7”
Brad Overton - (United States - b. 1968) This Utah-based painter is “at home” depicting both figurative works and still life imagery. The artists latest series of toy cowbows and indians in stagnant battle scenes is a perfect example of why the artist says, “At times, I choose subjects or arrangements because they are funny, which is essential and miraculous.”
The Emperor of Wyoming Oil on Canvas 40” x 40”
Brad Overton - (United States - b. 1968)
Ridin’ The Storm Out Oil on Canvas 40” x 40”
Brad Overton - (United States - b. 1968)
Under Pressure Oil on Canvas 40” x 40”
Brad Overton - (United States - b. 1968)
Gimme Shelter (Triptych) Oil on Canvas 12” x 36”
Dan Quintana - (United States - b. 1982) Quintana is already a major force in the immensely popular “Lowbrow” genre of painting. And while his contribution to this exhibition is a slightly more “reserved” image than what he is known for, it clearly shows his mastery as a painter and his ability to create timeless and elegant imagery.
Nerium Oil on Panel 9” x 9”
Julio Reyes - (United States - b. 1982) An important, young realist, Julio Reyes has created a detail-filled commentary on the earth’s fragile condition, beautifully disguised with his bravura brushwork and attention to detail.
The Woven Crown Oil on Panel 14” x 12”
Julio Reyes - (United States - b. 1982)
Nothing Gold Can Stay Graphite on Paper 25.75” x 27”
Jeffrey Ripple - (United States - b. 1962) Wisconsin-based Ripple is considered one of the most skilled, still life painters in the country. His ability to transform everyday objects into symphonies of beauty make his works sought after by not only collectors, but other artists who view him as a modern-day master.
Tortoise Oil on Paper 12.5” x 26”
Jeffrey Ripple - (United States - b. 1962)
White Hyacinth Oil on Paper 25.25” x 14”
Jeffrey Ripple - (United States - b. 1962)
Persimmon Oil on Panel 12” x 12”
Jeffrey Ripple - (United States - b. 1962)
One Hyacinth Oil on Paper 15” x 11.25”
Annie Murphy-Robinson - (United States - b. 1972) California-based artist Annie Murphy-Robinson’s technique for creating her masterful drawings is relatively unknown. Using sandpaper as a medium to embed dry material into heavy paper, she’s able to “see in the dark” of her large-scale drawings. The use of this technique takes the work to a “hyper-real” level and lends itself well to the pervasive feeling of melancholy that exists.
Casey and Buffalo Americana Charcoal on Paper 42” x 66”
Annie Murphy-Robinson - (United States - b. 1972)
Casey and Emily-Gabrielle’s Lamp Charcoal on Paper 42” x 32”
Annie Murphy-Robinson - (United States - b. 1972)
The Visitor Charcoal on Paper 35” x 26”
Annie Murphy-Robinson - (United States - b. 1972)
Casey and Top Hat Charcoal on Paper 25” x 32”
Annie Murphy-Robinson - (United States - b. 1972)
Casey Top Hat and Lace Charcoal on Paper 23” x 30”
Annie Murphy-Robinson - (United States - b. 1972)
Dragonfly Eyes Charcoal on Paper 17.5” x 21.5”
Denis Sarazhin - (Ukraine - b. 1982) Sarazhin was born in Nikopol, Ukraine in 1982 and attended the Kharkov Art and Design Academy, graduating in 2008. He specialized in painting and was a pupil of Ganozkiy V. L., Chaus V. N., and Vintayev V. N. Sarazhin was awarded with the 1st Degree Diploma Award for Excellence in Painting from the Ukrainian Art Academy. Since 2007 he has been a member of Kharkov’s section of the association of Ukraine’s Artists’ Alliance.
One Moment on Silence Oil on Canvas 51.25” x 39.5”
Jordan Sokol - (United States - b. 1979) Sokol’s works focus on the human figure. In 2013, after a decade of studying and teaching in Italy he moved to Spain and began teaching privately from his studio in Madrid. In 2014 Jordan returned to the United States upon the invitation of The Florence Academy of Art to open their first official U.S. branch in Jersey City, NJ where he is currently the Academic Director.
Solstice Oil on Canvas 24” x 20”
Brian Tull - (United States - b. 1975) Tull gravitates towards photorealism because it allows the viewer to notice things they wouldn’t in real time, especially with his detailed, large-scale works. Photorealism is a well-suited vehicle for capturing moments that occur with little notice, but are nonetheless revealing in their narrative. His painting process forces him to look beyond the subject matter; to let a face be a series of objects, or an object simply a block of color.
He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not Oil and Acrylic on Panel 31” x 60”
Adam Vinson - (United States - b. 1978) Of his most recent body of works, Vinson says, “I don’t want this picture to be seen as a photograph as it’s not rendered the same way I would if I were painting it as a trompe l’oeil photograph. I want the picture to be a world…or rather an innuendo of one.”
The Nitration Works Oil on Panel 20” x 16”
Adam Vinson - (United States - b. 1978)
Young Pioneers Oil on Panel 9” x 9”
Johannes Wessmark - (Sweden - b. 1962) With a level of detail that bewilders its viewers, Johannes Wessmark’s paintings are “master-classes in photorealism� and are often mistaken for photographs. Not satisfied with ordinary imagery, Wessmark has recently tacked the difficult subject matter of figures in water that challenge both the painter and viewer in determining what is actually being depicted.
Dive Oil and Acrylic on Canvas 58” x 80”
Johannes Wessmark - (Sweden - b. 1962)
Azure Blue Oil and Acrylic on Canvas 35” x 46”
Johannes Wessmark - (Sweden - b. 1962)
Resurface Oil and Acrylic on Canvas 39” x 29”
Johannes Wessmark - (Sweden - b. 1962)
Floating Oil and Acrylic on Canvas 20” x 30”
Johannes Wessmark - (Sweden - b. 1962)
Ripples II Oil and Acrylic on Canvas 12” x 12”
Katie G. Whipple - (United States - b. 1991) Currently a professor at the prestigious Grand Central Atelier in NYC, Whipple has dedicated her life to representational painting. Her most recent still life paintings carry on the tradition of elegant, ethereal still life works that confirm the beauty and importance of representational painting.
Winter Garland Oil on Panel 24” x 36”
Katie G. Whipple - (United States - b. 1991)
O’Haras and Hellebores Oil on Panel 12” x 12”
Katie G. Whipple - (United States - b. 1991)
Snowberry Wreath Oil on Panel 12” x 12”
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Katie G. Whipple - “Winter Garland”