Digital Photograph
Escalator Up
Size: 12 x 15
Framed Size: 16 x 20
I took this picture when I was in a blue funk and all I could see was an escalator. When I look at it now, I see that sometimes one needs help to move forward, and one never knows what one will find if one looks for the light.
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Digital Photograph
Escalator Up
Size: 12 x 15
Framed Size: 16 x 20
I took this picture when I was in a blue funk and all I could see was an escalator. When I look at it now, I see that sometimes one needs help to move forward, and one never knows what one will find if one looks for the light.
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Sculpture
Positive Negative Noir
16 x 10 x 6
This piece is a tribute to all women struggling with physical deformity whether due to illness or damage to sense of self. Learning acceptance of the positives and negatives is the goal. The women are warriors and symbols of strength and survival. The original piece was carved in marble, and copies were cast in marble dust and resin. Each side shows a positive and negative half.
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Alcohol Ink
Orange Landscape with a Mistake on the Left
Size: 18 x 18
Framed Size: 27 x 27
Cheryl Levin’s current minimal ink drawings on paper use repetition to bind herself to the creative process. Using dip pen or brush, each line she applies is akin to a sentence in a letter making paragraphs on a page; each drawn line follows the next creating a correspondence with her inner and outer self. Orange Landscape is part of multiple series of Levin's as part of her growth and transformation from major life changes thus her work is often viewed as landscapes of lives' journeys or life paths. The papers' edge and planned accidental "mistakes" become part of the fragile journey.
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Alcohol Ink
Almost a Square of Red Lines
Size: 11 x 11
Framed Size: 15 x 15
Cheryl Levin’s current minimal ink drawings on paper use repetition to bind herself to the creative process. Using dip pen or brush, each line she applies is akin to a sentence in a letter making paragraphs on a page; each drawn line follows the next creating a correspondence with her inner and outer self. Almost a Square of Red Lines is part of multiple series of Levin's as part of her growth and transformation from major life changes thus her work is often viewed as landscapes of lives' journeys or life paths. Here, the whole square - not quite filled in - reflects what is left out of the landscape of our lives. The papers' edge and the ink absorption become part of the fragile journey.
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Watercolor
DURGA the 10 Armed Warrior Goddess at Goldbergs Famous Deli
Size: 26 x 24
Framed Size: 30 x 25
DURGA, the 10 Armed Goddess, Appears as she goes to Goldberg's Famous Deli to get a bagel before work. She is driving my mother's Jaguar. This work is done on gray rag paper. Goldberg's Famous Deli is in downtown Millburn, New Jersey. I specialize in urban and pastoral landcapes. This is from my America's Luncheonette and Deli series.
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Acrylic on Canvas
Round in my Brain
Size: 24 x 12
Framed Size: 26 x 14
Have you ever had a song or a phrase or poem go round and round in your brain and you can't rid yourself of it? That's where I was when I painted this.
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Oil on Canvas Storm on the Horizon Size: 16 x 20 Framed Size: 17 x 21 Storm on the Horizon was inspired by the anxiety I have been feeling for the past several years. I am always fighting this worry and fear about the future. This started with the COVID epidemic and has never really gone away. The times we live in are so frightening for so many reasons; increasingly common hate filled rhetoric from political figures and their supporters, an increasingly divided country, worsening climate conditions. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Mixed Media: Acrylic, ink, charcoal, image transfer and thread
The Enduring Strengths of a People Stands
24 x 24
The Enduring Strength of a People Stands embodies the resilience and steadfast spirit of Palestinians, honoring their deep-rooted connection to heritage and homeland. This work integrates Tatreez, the traditional Palestinian cross-stitch, symbolizing cultural identity and the beauty of collective memory. Layers of ink, charcoal, and acrylic form a dynamic surface, where abstract lines meet intricate patterns, echoing the strength woven into the fabric of Palestinian life.
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Mixed Media: Acrylic, ink, graphite, image transfer and thread
From Olive Groves to Mountain Heights
Size: 24" x 24"
In "From Olive Groves to Mountain Heights," I explore the love and connection between Palestinians and their land, symbolizing resilience, heritage, and identity. This work layers a traditional Palestinian Tatreez pattern within an abstract design, merging regional motifs with expressive strokes to reflect the natural world’s enduring presence. Layers of acrylic, ink, and charcoal capture the essence of olive groves and mountain heights, celebrating the shared journey of transformation and renewal that ties generations to their homeland.
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Steel Sculpture
Pendant
14 x 10 x 2
This steel wall sculpture, shaped like a labyrinth, reflects the journey of life and self-discovery. Its pendant-like design combines strength with delicate beauty, blending raw metal with the elegance of jewelry. It’s a reminder of the winding paths we take and the balance we find along the way.
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Oil on Linen
Girl: Fortuna Waits
Size: 16 x 20
Framed Size: 21 x 25
I found an irresistible reference in the newspaper. It was a horror movie clip. Since I've always been terrified by horror movies I decided to take this on and see how much hesitancy I could create in the girl and in myself. It was a push/pull to the end.
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Acrylic on Canvas
One Step At A Time
30 x 20
One Step At A Time is from the series ‘Into The Woods’. All the seven pieces in this series depict the strength, the generosity of female attributes. Sometimes loud sometimes quiet but always colorful, just like the true female soul.
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Acrylic on Cradled Board
Mama's Garden was Blue
30 x 24
Mama’s Garden Was Blue is from the Series ‘Into The Woods’. All the seven pieces in this series depict the strength, the generosity of female attributes. Sometimes loud sometimes quiet but always colorful, just like the true female soul.
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Watercolor Pencil
The Cairn
Size: 30 x 22
Framed Size: 32 x 24
“The Cairn”… The word cairn originated in Gaelic, meaning “mound of stones.” The Cairn's primary purpose for the Celts, Native Americans, and other bygone cultures was to mark an area as sacred ground. This drawing, "The Cairn", is part of a series exploring the impact of conflict on women in war zones today. The contour of these bodies suggests the shape of a Cairn.. Although emotionally crushed by what they and their loved ones have experienced, the embrace of these women also suggests stability, strength and resilience. While they console one another, they create a sacred space. As they work to heal, they forge path forward through the complicated landscape of their broken world.
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Acrylic on Canvas
Malkhei Square
16 x 20
“Malkhei Square” from my recent “Even Darkness has Light” Series (landscapes) & large mixed media art. A place close to my soul: Jerusalem- a view in a park. My soul with an attachment to my ancestors represent femininity that is strong and colorful.
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Cyanotype and Watercolor on Paper
Shower of Gold Two
Size: 12 x 9
Framed Size: 16 x 12
My flower paintings embody the essence of the feminine spirit. They symbolize women's extraordinary resilience and adaptability in facing life's challenges. Each painting is a testament to their journeys of renewal, capacity to overcome adversity, and innate power to flourish. The golden accents highlight women's ability to shine brightly, even during dark times. Creating cyanotype paintings is part science and part intuition, and I'm never sure what I will get. I create cyanotypes using plants from my garden, light-sensitive chemicals, spices from my kitchen, and watercolor paints. I love the cyanotype process because the outcome is often a surprise due to the sun's variability, exposure length, chemical composition, and time of day. I finish each painting by using watercolors to modify and strengthen the composition to my liking.
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Oil on Canvas
The Muse
Size: 12 x 9
Framed Size: 15 x 12
“The Muse” represents a very traditional feminine perspective, one that inspires men, in this case, a particular man, “The Artist”. While The Artist was demonstrating his technique to my class, I became intrigued by his muse. I could not take my eyes off her, wondering what it must be like to be the subject and object of art, passively providing the source of creation, over and over again. Of course, as much as she seemed like an anomaly to me, I too was drawn into her inspiring web. Most compelling of all, I wondered “what was she thinking?”. She must have learned so much about painting over the years, posing while The Artist worked. I’d love to paint the Muse again, this time with a paintbrush in her hand, herself, The Artist.
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Printmaking
Ocean Currents
Size: 20 x 20
Framed Size: 24 x 24
Hearing about plastics impacting ocean life and also microplastics in our bodies caused me to see small shards everywhere. I started picking shards up and seeing them to artwork. The shards on this work were picked up by a school Where many plastic Easter eggs had been run over by cars & seemed to go very well with the colors in my print.
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Photograph Mounted on Cradled Wood Board
Artemis
26 x 16
Lush gardens, majestic landscapes, and serene seascapes have always been a source of inspiration in my image making. Combining traditional photography methods with contemporary techniques enables me to record and reinterpret the world around me. I work on an intuitive level without a predetermined image in mind, and consider an image successful when it is transformed beyond the reality of the camera into a personal connection with nature.
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Acrylic Summer Creekside Size: 20 x 20 Frame Size: 21 x 21 After art school, I lived in Alaska for several years, an experience which profoundly impacted me and my art. After long winters, as the snow started to melt and the ice started to break, unique colors emerged throughout all of nature. In "Summer Creekside", I play with darks and lights to re-create the bright Alaska summer nights when the sun would set close to midnight. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Oil on Canvas
Viewing the World
Size: 24 x 17
Frame Size: 27 x 20
The resilience in a woman enables her to encompass so many qualities that enable her to move her through life gracefully. She knows when she need to sit and rejuvenate.
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Acrylic on Birch
Peace Be Still
Size: 19 x 15 x 0
"Peace Be Still" draws from Jesus's calming of the storm, visualizing inner serenity amidst life's turbulence. The piece features a Black woman in flowing garments, her free movement symbolizing spiritual liberation and surrender to divine grace. Through hues of pink—representing joy and promise—the artwork captures a moment of transcendent peace despite life's disappointments. The freshly picked flowers she holds symbolize faith's enduring beauty and God's faithfulness to His promises, while her dance-like pose embodies the scripture "You turned my mourning into dancing" (Psalm 30:11). The transparent handmade frame suggests the authentic vulnerability of spiritual journey and open acceptance of God's guidance. This work speaks to the feminine experience of finding divine peace through faith, illustrating how trusting God's promises transforms our walk through life's challenges. The woman's graceful movement and expression reflect the profound freedom found in choosing joy despite circumstances.
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Print Making
Size: 8 x 9 x 0
Frame Size: 14 x 18 x 0
The moving body captures and expresses defiance, joy, and energy as actual and metaphoric practice allows breaking through obstacles; mental, physical or spiritual. Some of these 6 images depict tai chi moves and some dance moves from memory, exemplifying transcendence of difficulty by the practitioner. Flaming Woman is the mover , carved into wood and printed in high-contrast to pop off the page.
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Monotype and Oil Pastel
He Smiled, and Winked
Size: 12 x 10 x 0
Frame Size: 16 x 14 x 0
He Smiled and Winked recalls a tempestuous affair I had in my younger, naive years, with an alcoholic artist. He broke my heart.
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Painting Wheeling's Sandscrest Mansion, Rear Elevation 20 x 20 x 1.5 in. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting Summer Lovers 15 x 19 x 1 in. “Creating art is a vehicle through which I can more easily communicate my impressions of the world. I enjoy using line, color and a dynamic design to tell my visual story. As I begin the creative process, the medium of pastel provides an immediate and colorful way to make painterly decisions and choices.” Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting Succulents at Groundswell 12 x 12 x 1 in. "Succulents at Groundswell" was created en plein air at Groundswell Bakery & Cafe in Tiverton, Rhode Island. I am inspired by the café’s curated gardens and displays. I worked on site for a couple of mornings, studying the plants’ repetitive shapes and colors while enjoying the buzz of bees and people talking around me. I like to draw more than paint, so I make paintings by drawing, using acrylic paint markers. Some of the shadows are heightened using an ink wash. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Photography Protection #3 12 x 11.5 x 1.75 in. Photography by nature allows alteration and transformation of scenes or events into personal alternate realities. I combine traditional techniques with contemporary ones. This enables me to record and then reinterpret the world around me. I work on an intuitive level without a predetermined image in mind. The serendipity of working in different mediums is what keeps me excited about experimenting with different photographic processes. This body of work addresses my fascination and love of lush gardens and landscapes. My choice of technique reflects my intention to evoke a feeling of romance while addressing the fragility of nature. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting Madame Issac Pereire 14 x 11 x .001 in. Moving on in life I became steadily aware of the fact that my relationship with dreams and aspirations had become disconnected, survival became the guiding star. Stepping back and embracing larger constellations, realizing that all lives have an end date, it was time to make the most of what time I do have left, which is to nurture my original impulses and challenges while at the same time creating meaningful connections between how I feel and ways to express it. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting Birds of the Air 13 x 19 x 2 in. "Birds of the Air" captures a poignant moment in life's journey, illustrating the tension between faith and worry that many women experience. This piece explores the universal struggle of trusting in life's process despite visible challenges. The contrast between the woman's worried expression and the whimsical "Birds of the Air" tote symbolizes the internal conflict between anxiety and faith. The color palette, featuring Branham's signature pink alongside emotive reds and calming blues, enhances the emotional depth of the piece. "Birds of the Air" invites viewers to reflect on their own journey of faith, self-trust, and the courage to move forward despite life's uncertainties. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting Ambiguous Unseen 12 x 12 x 1.5 in. My recent paintings address buoyancy, levity, themes of duality and continuity, energy, fragility, microcosm versus macrocosm, and more. Indicative, expressive and meaningful qualities develop through the instinctive arrangement of colors and geometric elements. I am inspired by ideas from Suprematism, Constructivism, Dada, Synthetic Cubism, Conceptualism, Emblematic Surrealism, and American quilts. All thematic and visual exploration I do includes significant attention to color. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Mixed Media Spring Peeks through the City 8 x 8 in. Reminiscent of the spring woods, this beautiful chartreuse green shows how, as the dark winter begins to recede, spring breaks through in brilliant color. The blues of the sky and birdlike mark add to the illusion. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Works on Paper Life Force 22 x 29 x 1 in. My work from my teens to now is represented in transparent watercolor of nature or history. Living in California for 20 years, I took workshops in acrylic, collage, and monotype print making. From those experiences, my landscapes, abstracts, or non-representational paintings develop from how I view nature’s moods and organic forms. The current world events from COVID, changes in our climate, and challenges in our society inspired me to compose this piece, “Life Force”. The elements we possess are our best resources. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting Northern Song Dynasty Chinese Empresses 108 x 70 in. For the Fall 2024 New Member exhibit, I have selected a painting from my Chinese Empresses collection that features empresses from the Northern Song Dynasty. This piece is primarily painted in black and white, marking a creative shift for me and this collection. While I have always favored rich, vibrant colors in my work, my daughter, Fei Wu, encouraged me to explore a more minimal color palette to express my admiration and gratitude for these empresses. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting View of the Pond Through the Reeds 20 x 16 x 1 in. I was on a plein air painting trip to the Brandywine area, and was inspired by the landscape of a beautiful Delaware park, which had a river running through it, and ponds with native grasses and flowers. It was a hot, humid summer day, but the vibrant green of the grasses and reeds beside the water were worth studying. There always seems to be joy in the way wild vegetation grows next to water. I wanted to communicate that sensation. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting Above the Skyline 60 x 48 x 1.5 in. My paintings are very textural. The smoothness, roughness and softness of the paint on the canvas reveal the feelings of calm, energy and resiliency. My paintings hold hundreds of lines, angles and shapes. Texture is created with the palette knife and is either quickly or slowly pushed across the surface. Paint applied in a slow billowy swirl or hard structural edges depict life’s ups and downs. My work shows a love of design and representational art. The past has come and gone and the future is something to dream away this moment to be revealed in my art. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Mixed Media Trichaptum Fungi (Trichaptum abietinum) 40 x 30 in. My work reflects my close observation of nature. I attempt to capture its endless fluctuations: shifting light, variegated colors, constant movement, evolving forms, evidence of resident fauna. Working abstractly, yet botanically accurately, I surprise viewers with unusual views revealing the complex design inherent in often unnoticed life. By sharing the beauty of humble local ecosystems, I hope to induce viewers to look deeply. I am exquisitely aware that, though nature is our collective home, human activity has caused irreparable losses of habitat, resource, and species. My work, thus, aims to respond to ecologists’ call for native ecosystem rediscovery and restoration. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting She, Bright as Yellow 16 x 16 x 2 in. 'She, Bright as Yellow' moved me to paint. From corsets, panty hose, Skims and Spanx we are so often asked to constrict, to make smaller. Working from my series of underwater works titled ‘Coming Up For Air”, the painting included in this submission reflect on the notion of breath; fighting for and finding the space to breathe in. My work is a joyful reclamation. Through provocation, humor, and strength, I examine equality and personal truths through a contemporary figurative lens. I explore the complex ways we all navigate in the spaces that surround us, and how I hope my work emboldens women to take up space. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting Will You Catch Me? 16 x 16 x 2 in. This piece- Will You Catch Me? - was part of a body of work inspired by 'play'- in the way that many artists, such as myself, utilize playfulness to get into the process of art making. With this piece, my process started with mark making, collage. painting, removing, drawing into, printmaking, until ideas began to emerge - a fantasy under and over water perhaps (?) since I am surrounded by quarries and ocean. Eventually a theme around risk-taking (with or without a net) began to surface. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting The Forest Glows at Night 42 x 42 in. I live on the shoreline in eastern Connecticut where there is a bounty of inspiration. I began years ago as a landscape painter. Over time I transitioned into abstraction. I still consider myself a landscape painter but focusing more the abstract components of nature. My work explores patterns using aerial views of landscapes, i.e. coastlines, marshes, forests and rivers. I use symmetrical, asymmetrical, and organic shapes that I see around me. I am influenced by indigenous peoples, Japanese wood block prints and the work of Gustav Klimt. I don't sketch my ideas first but paint directly onto the canvas and create as I go along, Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Mixed Media The Impressure of Nothingness into Something 19 x 15 x 2 in. “The Impressure of Nothingness into Something” is #6 of a series of 12 Vestal Plates. It. is about love and the creative force: where we feel the physical convergence of the universe in our hearts which then moves us to make art, to be of service to our gifts, to express our spiritual nature. The stitching represents spine, ribs and alignment, the string of beads enhances the sacred womb, the copper leaf on breasts expresses vision and a wink gesture. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Mixed Media Red Skirt 12 x 18 x 1 in. Movement, ecstasy, yearning-all are revealed in the dance! Fascinated, I find the dancer-art leading me to look at my creativity with new eyes. As a photographer, I start each piece with a camera, portraying an impressionist view of the dance. In this piece, I noticed details of her hand and her flaring skirt. I print and embed the image in encaustic wax, then listen to it tell its tale. As I spend time with it, I add encaustic wax to build layers, also using other media. This tactile approach connects me deeply to the work. This body of work has challenged me to grow as an artist and human. I feel myself asked to look into my very soul to rediscover the multiple facets of my own humanity. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Works on Paper Farewell to the Goddess 16 x 16 in. I love the meditative nature of creating patterns and collages using drawing, carving, stamping and mixing media. Most of the imagery is pieced together from my sun-drenched memories of my adolescent years spent in India. This piece is about the celebration of the Goddess Durga. In Kolkata, every year in October, for 7 days, the city comes alive with hundreds of installation art pieces dedicated to the goddess depicting her in various creative ways. After seven days, the structures come down and the Durga idols are thrown into the river, symbolizing her return home, The city then goes back to its normal hustle and bustle. Months later the eroding idols can be found tossed aside. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting Nyil 8 x 8 x 1/8 I am a self-taught artist, focused primarily on portraits and figures in oil and acrylic. This painting is part of a series of portraits of friends and family, as well as people I encounter in everyday life. Nyil is a young man I met in Pittsburgh, who graciously permitted me to take his photograph so that I could paint his portrait. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Fiber Arts NUBIGI ,000,097. 9 x 14 in. All of the tiltles of art work include the term "NUBIGi" and a number. Numbers just state the order of art work. NUBIGi means sewing in Korean. For me, sewing means passing through time. The needle pierces the fabric, and the thread connects the holes with the holes, drawing lines and planes from the points. Only expresses the sewing itself, shows that time is still in it. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Works on Paper Colonial Park 15 x 11 in. I like to work outside, and many of my landscapes start as a plain air painting. Sometimes, I will refine and finalize my paintings in the studio. This work was started outdoors. I was attracted to the way the light reflected on the building in this scene.. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Mixed Media Painting American Art Spirit 20 x 16 x 2 in. The American Art Spirit is an oil painting of a male dancer in jeans leaping gracefully across the Hudson River. Painted en plein air on the shores of Rhinebeck, NY, I captured the movement of the water as it flows both ways late in the day. My model and intern, Guy, embodies the human beauty that fascinates me—the muscles, nerves, bones—the whole human package. For me, contemplating nature and the body is a sacrament. Inspired by NAC founder Robert Henri, I aim to express the American spirit through this painting. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting Yellow Door 20 x 16 in. Vibrant Colors and Rich textures are a signature of my works. My paintings are always a process. I work intuitively as the image evolves. Varied layers of glazing give lushness and depth, while the addition of mediums helps to create the textures that emerge in the final image. I work pushing and pulling shapes, surfaces, and colors, until I am excited with the uniqueness of each piece. Yellow Door was inspired by the many homes we passed on the waterway while my husband, cocker spaniel and I cruised the great American Loop through the Eastern United States and Canada. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Painting Tidal 40 x 40 in. The artwork *Tidal* draws its inspiration from the natural beauty of New England's seacoast, particularly the captivating interplay of land, water, and sky. As a colorist, I interpret this environment through bold, expressive use of color, conveying not just what I see, but the emotional resonance these landscapes evoke. The fluidity of the acrylic, oil pastel, and watercolor on unprimed canvas allows for spontaneous movement and layering, capturing the ebb and flow of tidal rhythms. This piece blends abstraction with the organic forms of the seacoast, reflecting my deep connection to the region and its ever-changing nature. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Sculpture Grasping for Air 18 x 24 x 2 in. I am attracted to both the flow of fabric and the elements of construction that transform an unstructured surface into a sculptured form that fits a human body. Seams, edgings, buttons, zippers and all the other ways that cloth becomes clothing find their way into my current body of work. Like an abstract painting, my work emerges from a process of deconstructing and then reassembling the fractured elements from my collection of discarded clothing. I hand stitch the garment fragments into a low relief sculpture, then solidify the surface by applying multiple layers of canvas priming gesso. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
