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Othergraphite on 300lb archival paperSize: 19.5 x 29.5The drawing "Other" refers to the deep divisions in our world today and the way we see and fear each other. While the work obviously refers to immigrants and the physical U.S. border, it also refers to the invisible psychological, emotional, and cultural wall that divide and separate us. I made the chain-link fence appear significantly thicker, sturdier, and with much smaller openings than a typical fence. This was to enhance its sense of impenetrability. I wanted to contrast the cold hardness of the metal with the warm softness of the human skin that touches it.
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Portrait of Ariellepastel on sanded paperSize: 10.75 x 10.75Portraits are very special to me because they are a window into the soul. I love to look at a person's face and engage in the possibilities of who they are. Putting Arielle in an abstract background, just colored lines, lets the viewer image who she is.
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Shimmer Bloommixed media sculptureSize: 24 x 12
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On the Edgemixed media on canvasSize: 12 x 12
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New World Mandala for Peacecolored pencil and pen in paper
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DuetAcrylic on canvas, framed
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Women in the Stickscarved cedar with branches
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Cadmium LandscapeOil, charcoal, graphite on canvas
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Underwater SunshineAcrylic on Canvas
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LadyBatDogsTree Tiles, Acrylic Size: 11 x 14" I paint things animals and people that make me happy. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Martin Newell C, M Relief Print (linoleum) on paper Size: 19.25 x 17" I made this print based on a black and white photo I took of Martin Newell. I was teaching a printmaking class in which I wanted to instruct newer students how to think about making an image without outlining the subject, but instead to utilize negative space (i.e.: high key lighting). The first pull was done with black ink on white paper, but then I thought it would be even more intriguing to use transparent process colors and layering, thus another lesson! Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Seaview Oil on linen painting Size: 20 x 20" I created this still life given my love for the sea. In a dreamlike way through color and form the images organically merge the figurative with the abstract in a kind of visual poem. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Gulf Tide Monotype on Printmaking Paper Size of Piece: 18 x 24
My art is a vibrant celebration of nature's dynamic energy, inspired by the breathtaking landscapes of Naples, Florida. During a morning walk, I was captivated by the shimmering sunlight kissing the horizon, the playful splashes of fish beneath the surface, and the gentle sway of seagrass on coral as it danced to the rhythm of each tidal wave. Through the expressive medium of Monotype and impressionistic mark-making, I endeavored to capture the gulf's movement and vitality—including its intense color palette and abundant life below reaching upward to the sunlight.
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Yellow Sky Interioroil on wood panelSize: 12 x 12Andrea Sacker is a New York based painter working in oils, gouache and watercolor. I paint places, people and things that are dear to my heart, collecting and distilling the images mostly from my own photographs. I use my intuitive sense of color and composition to reflect my emotional relationship to the subject mostly within the satisfying limitations of a square. During the height of covid and the 'shutdown', I unconsciously started painting the interiors of my home over and over and over. This is one such interior.
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Discussing Turnerwatercolor on paper paintingSize: 15 x 12
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Laced Vestencaustic, peat, gouache, string on hardened paper sculptureSize: 18.25 x 14 x 5I work with the female form, delivering her to rooms and spaces where she can "take up space" and be seen. "Laced Vest" is a contemplation on chakras--energy wheels--that spin in our bodies and contribute to our well-being.
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Breakthroughoil on canvas paintingSize: 20 x 16I have a fascination for skies: clouds, variations of light, nuances of color, and the awesome scale of what is above us, ever changing in a kaleidoscope of pattern. My inspiration comes from transforming these shapes and beautiful light shows into a kind of blend between abstraction and realism. By capturing a segment of sky in patterns of light that intrigue me, I attempt to generate a sense of illumination that springs off the canvas. It can never be actual light, but the endeavor to create as close an approximation of it is what drives me.
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Hopeacrylic on two switchable panels .Size: 17.5 x 11.25Given the state of our world, I wanted to paint an Icon of hope. For me in my life hope comes often from my garden, and I was thrilled when I realized that two denizens of my garden, Swallows and Artichokes, are traditionally conceived as symbolic of hope. Swallows (Hirundo Rustica) carry the spirits of deceased children giving ease to grieving parents, and the tender-hearted Artichokes have long been symbols of prosperity and hope. I wanted to show how these beings, especially the swallows, bring treasure and beauty into my garden and take what they find there back out into the world. Giving and gaining, stitching the realms together. So, I split the image into two reflections and made the painting convertible. Hung one way the Swallows are incoming and hung the opposite way they are dispersing.
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From Scratchoil painting on gallery wrapped stretched canvasSize: 20 x 20
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Small Work With A Dot On The Leftink on rice paperSize: 7.75 x 7.75
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Fragments of Memorysumi ink, tengucho paper, paper on paper.Size: 8 x 12
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Wake Up!Acrylic with collage on canvas
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The World AskewPrintmaking: Encaustic, Collagraph Monotype on Rives BFK
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Steinhatchee Falls Acrylic on Canvas Size: 24 x 24" I created this piece en plein air in the remote reaches of rural Taylor County, Florida, which has been devastated several years in a row by epic hurricanes and flooding. The Steinhatchee fishing village is resilient, though, which inspires me in these difficult times. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Organ Concerto Oil Size: 20 x 16" Organ Concerto created during an artist residency in France, last year, in which I focused on the mastery of the use of cold wax medium and working in a series. This painting, part of the series, Symphony of Scars, focuses on the human experience—our frailties and vulnerabilities contrasted with the remarkable human capacity for strength and resilience. Organ Concerto at first glance, exudes a somewhat playful mood, yet beneath the surface, a deeper profound commentary on the human condition emerges reflecting the physical and emotional scars we carry. The layered structures and abstracted bodily forms reference the inner workings of the human body manifesting how it works synergistically to maintain homeostasis and balance. My choice of materials, oil, cold wax medium, pigment and inks, mounted on a sturdy wood substrate, facilitates a dynamic range of textures and depth, mirroring the layered complexities of human emotions and experiences. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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The Sky Above Oil paint, tissue paper, oil pastel Size of Piece: 16 x 20"
I am both a professional musician and artist. I experience life as having order as well as disorder through sound and sight. I create art along with music. The execution of the painting therefore becomes a personal performance, as were my song recitals when I was singing professionally, the one difference being: I am not interpreting someone else's poetry - I am creating my own in color and shape.
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Power Of One: Visitor to the Cornfieldtissue paper, watercolor paper, gouache, markerSize: 12 x 24One can make a difference. One can become more. I wrote2- haikus for this series of works #1 The Power of One A Single Vision With Voice Powerful and Fierce #2 The power of one Always makes a difference One can become more When I was working on this series I felt that the face starring back at me was powerful, peaceful & enlightened.The painting slowly evolved by the addition of several images-The black bird ( a mysterious spirit animal & other world messenger ) and the crosses which also have a symbolic meaning.
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Mellow Yellowoil, pigment sticks, charcoal, cold wax on panelSize: 16 x 16My work explores the intersection between natural and human-made worlds through abstract compositions that channel emotional resonance. Drawing inspiration from the Blue Ridge Mountains and urban environments, I translate landscapes, shifting light, and vibrant color into layered paintings that feel both universally familiar and deeply personal. Each piece emerges through a dialogue between intuition and technique. By applying layers of pigment, wax, and charcoal, I establish tension between depth and flatness within the same canvas. This exploratory process invites viewers to contemplate their connections to both natural and constructed environments, and the beauty present in each. My approach has evolved to embrace greater spontaneity while honoring foundational materials and processes. I aim to capture the raw energy of landscapes while exploring the human experience within each scene. By allowing materials to intermingle unexpectedly, I create expressions that speak to our shared desire for awe and elemental connection.
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Blockhead Series - Monkeyink on paperSize: 9 x 17The Blockhead Series demonstrates the aesthetic beauty of both natural and abstract shapes as well as the meaningful use of color. In Monkey, the strong jawline, rounded form and large ears along with the bright white interior suggests its intellect while the lush, green color suggests its jungle home.
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Thoughtful Womanartist drawing & handdyed fabrics, textile mediumsSize: 12.5 x 17.75Following the completion of a large-scale work measuring 9 feet by 8 feet, I welcomed the opportunity to return to smaller, more intimate compositions. Thoughtful Woman emerged during a period of transition, as I awaited the arrival of Spring and sought the quietude of detailed, focused work. Inspired by a drawing from my book Rise with Radiance, this piece reflects a meditation on renewal and the beauty in the cycle of the seasons. I approached the creation of this work without a predetermined plan, allowing the process to unfold organically. Trusting my intuition, I let my inner self guide the evolution of the piece, resulting in an experience that felt liberating. Through vibrant colors, intricate stitching, and textures, I engaged closely with fine details and vibrant colors, feeling a restorative balance between creative practice and the arrival of my daffodils, cherry blossom trees, hyacinth, and buds.
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Sahara Dustacrylic on canvasSize: 16 x 20Florida annually gets an influx of nutrient-laden dust from the Sahara, thousands of miles away. Usually it means red dust on my porch rails, but on this particular evening it tinted the sky. Events like this remind us of the the complexities of relationships within the natural world, and the importance to conserve and honor these systems that we are only beginning to understand.
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Mystic Charmeracrylic paint on a natural gourdSize: 16 x 8My artistic goal is to create seductive surfaces and provocative forms that involve the viewer visually in emotional and intellectual adventures. The natural gourd is the canvas for my painting
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Still Lifecradleboard, acrylics, paper, charcoal, oil sticksSize: 16 x 16
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Morning View at Casa Na Ilha, Ilhabela, BrazilGouache, pastel, and watercolor on board
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Grand Canyon Hand painted Collage Papers acrylic paint on canvas Size: 24 x 24" LOVE WORKING WITH PAPER AND HAND PAINTING MY COLLAGE PAPERS I AM INSPIRED BY PAINTING AND ARRANGING AND LAYING OF THE PAPERS Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Glass Bowl of Oranges, Pitcher with Top, Red Peppers Watercolor Painting Size: 8 x 13" For over twenty-five years, I was a Professor of Sociology and Women’s Studies at Northeastern University in Boston, where I live. After a productive life as an academic: teacher and scholar who wrote several books, I retired and changed direction completely. Spontaneously, I started to paint with watercolors, taking classes and workshops whenever and wherever I could. I was possessed with the desire to visually represent, in beautiful watercolor, fruits and vegetables in bowls and on plates, creating a new way of seeing beauty in everyday, taken-for-granted objects. I love color and transparent watercolor. Light and shadow --created by the sun outside but observed primarily indoors in the kitchen-- are magic. For me, lighted round fruits of vibrant colors, such as oranges and tomatoes, combined with blues, usually found in ceramics and fabric, represent a promise: of the pleasures of food, meals, community, and peacefulness. Watercolors are part of that promise. The term ‘still life’ is significant in more ways than one: the world needs still life. Using a transparent palette and techniques, I arrange and rearrange kitchen items, often food, in the sun attempting to capture beautiful colors with their shadows and reflections. My goal as an artist is to represent life in ways that create viewers’ pleasure in my artistic accomplishment and images. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Impressions de dimanche Oil on Linen Size: 10 x 8" I love going to art museums and sketching and painting people interacting with the art work on exhibition. This painting shows a young woman studying Vincent Van Gogh's paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on a Sunday afternoon. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Standing Firm4 Acrylic on Canvas Size: 24 x 20" Jill Cliffer Baratta, MFA has been a member, volunteer and officer of NAWA since 2011. Visiting Brookgreen Gardens in 2023, attending a South Carolina Chapter meeting, Jill wandered the gardens. The land was donated by sculptor and NAWA member Anna Hyatt Huntington and her husband in 1931, so it took on significance beyond the beauty of the expansive estate. The bronze series “Circle of Life, Spring” caught the eye. The acrylic painting, entitled “Standing Firm,” is an interpretation of this figure, created by Harold “Tuck” Langland in 2001, and donated to the park. The image, backed by Spanish moss, took on special meaning as Jill’s daughter was just moving to the southern U.S., and is a yoga instructor. Further insight emerged as the politics of the country caused so much upheaval that the title of the painting, “Standing Firm” took on additional and deeper meaning. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Thoughts Extend Sculpture-wood, found rust Size of Piece: 20.5 x 7
I negotiate my world as a maker. I love trees. Picking up fallen branches and twigs delights me. Rooting through my collection of gathered materials, I'm always thrilled to combine disparate elements and create a new object. My current piece, Extended Thoughts, is wood-carved, burned, and pigmented with colored pencil. The base is composed of various pieces of Rust - a square washer, a vintage gutter guard woven with coated yellow wire, and an old tree stand.
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Parts of the Whole Printmaking: Monotype w/chine colle, acrylic paint, gold leaf Size: 10 x 8"
My current work investigates the nature of communication - natural, political, interpersonal and geographical - to see how they attune to each other and hold the whole intact or fail and misfire. I use various printmaking methods like a cook would mix edible ingredients. The inherent notion of trust in systems as safety nets, protection and comfort is currently a consideration for every American given current political policy makers. It is only with scrutiny and discernment that we can examine which systems we have become complacent about saving or redeeming. This piece evolved from 2024 through 2025. Collage bits, text and gold leaf obliquely mirror current overload of information from which we are to extract our truth.
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The Changeacrylic and oil on canvasSize: 24 x 18By embracing the change of how nature and everything in its existence come and go I see not short life spans of living things, but the dynamic cycle of life in every shape and form.
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Talisman #8acrylic on wood panelSize: 24 x 18The Talisman series began as free experimentation with watery acrylic and ink on paper. Gradually a central portal or entity emerged. In Talisman #8, I also used molding paste for texture and the application of a linoleum block.
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Think!monotype on BFK rives paperSize: 12 x 12The Zen circle, Enso, and the color red are recurring themes in my abstract art making. In Zen circles the Enso is a circle drawn or painted in one breath. It may represent infinity, enlightenment or MU, which in Zen means emptiness. Open or closed, if made with a concentrated mind, the resulting Enso is perfectly imperfect – wabi-sabi – and cannot be repeated. During Covid I made a lot on Ensos in many different mediums. Each Enso representing a moment in time. After Covid I began my printmaking journey and of course had to include the Enso in some of my prints. Also included in this one is a torn page from one of the books I wrote. I see this piece as uniting my many worlds and connecting with the whole universe – interconnected and breathing as One.
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I Will Take A StandOil on Canvas Paper with Digitized PhotoSize: 16 x 19.5
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CityscapeOil on canvas painting
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WaitingOil on Canvas Panel
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Aegean TempleAcrylic on Linen
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Have a SeatAcrylic paint marker and ink wash on panel
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TangledwatercolorSize: 10 x 14Sometimes it is difficult to find the right path forward. Nature beckons and also challenges as we enter the puzzle.
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Lilies 20251crayon, pastel and digital photo collageSize: 24 x 18Joy, happiness, anxiety, pain, grief… any and all emotion that come with being a parent or caregiver-- my work explores the idea of memory, motherhood, children, health, life, place, and identity. While investigating the role of the caregiver lilies and their pads are not only beautiful, but they are also caretakers of the ecosystem in which they live. They purify the pond water and create a protective home for aquatic creatures—such as fish and frogs.