Archil Pichkhadze Doll Head Painting, 8″ x 5″ $1,200. from the feature exhibit: Vanitas, June 2013…
Doll Head by Archil Pichkhadze
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Skunk Skull Moss Dry Leaves by Lisa Benham
Lisa Benham Skunk Skull Moss Dry Leaves Mix media, 11″ x 8″ $125. from the feature exhibit: Vanitas, June 2013…
And The Smiling Crocodile Laughed As He Explained That Your Time Is Almost Up by Vanessa Callanta
Vanessa Callanta And The Smiling Crocodile Laughed As He Explained That Your Time Is Almost Up Acrylic on wood, 24″ x 18″ $600. from the feature exhibit: Vanitas, June 2013…
Time Still Life by Oscar knutsson
Oscar knutsson Time Still Life Acrylic on wood, 18″ x 24″ $400. from the feature exhibit: Vanitas, June 2013…
Wine Bottle, Skull, Rotting Orange, and a Violin With an Hourglass by James Pollard
James Pollard Wine Bottle, Skull, Rotting Orange, and a Violin With an Hourglass Acrylic on canvas, 24″ x 18″ $165. from the feature exhibit: Vanitas, June 2013…
Om Mane Padme Hum by Michelle Waters
Michelle Waters Om Mane Padme Hum Acrylic on canvas, 16″ x 20″ NFS from the feature exhibit: Vanitas, June 2013…
Carpe Diem Vita Brevis by John Landry
John Landry Carpe Diem Vita Brevis Photograph, 9″ x 7″ $40. from the feature exhibit: Vanitas, June 2013 “Notes of music disappear not long after they are sounded; a bottle of good spirits has its temporary taste and temporary effect; and we contemplate the skeletal remains of the day, which remind us of just how transient we are; what is ripe will soon be stale; what is exciting will soon be tiresome; what is au courant becomes old school.” John Landry…
Society is Forcing Alternate Views of Ourselves by Deborah Barba
Deborah Barba Society is Forcing Alternate Views of Ourselves Oil on tissue paper on canvas, 24″ x 18″ $450. from the feature exhibit: Vanitas, June 2013 “See What You Want was from the magic in art.” Deborah was planning to paint a sad woman, pondering her existence, but as Deb was blocking in the face in the mirror, her scull came out so perfectly, Deb knew it had to stay, she was pondering far deeper than she had envisioned, her existence, the universes existence. We are not just skin deep….…
Last Flight by Leah Jay
Leah Jay Last Flight Acrylic over watercolor, 14″ x 14″ $150. from the feature exhibit: Vanitas, June 2013 Inspired by a sparrow she found in her back yard. It had recently been shot by a pellet gun. Even in the stillness of death, it was still transforming, transitioning…she envisioned the spirit leaving its body.…
The Insignificance of Death by Nicolas Caesar
Nicolas Caesar The Insignificance of Death Acrylic on canvas, 14″ x 11″ SOLD from the feature exhibit: Vanitas, June 2013 Nic’s piece is about the insignificance of death, stripped to its core, death is nothing more than a dried fly on the windowsill.…