This is the piece that the Salmagundi Club selected to include in their most recent open exhibition.
It was a great honor to have my work on display at this venerable institution, which happens to be a mere long block from home on Fifth Avenue. This exhibit on Cityscapes was mostly a love affair to New York, although there were also a few caresses of Venice and Paris. It was a passionate show, illustrating why we all love New York so much.
In addition to the physical exhibit, the Salmagundi Club lists my work on Artsy. Of course, if you are interested in purchasing this picture, you can also reach out to me directly.
An homage to Val & Garry’s forest art installation and to Mr. Warhol, with thanks to Marlena for the use of her limited edition Campbell’s Soup collection
This is a treasure map for Val and Garry, to help them find the 28 pieces of gold hidden in the Starshine Forest.
Beaming at Andy in the heavensStone cairnWildlife cam in camoHanging out in the creek [Hint: by ford] Scenic outlookCaught in the headlightsBurnt rustle fenceOn the barbieOn the poo pipe!Boot geometryAt the end of the road [Hint: go for the gravel] Corner postThe sign is clearThree in the cornerCattle chuteUnder the vol-cone-ahCooking dinner Triangle rock in the forest Between a cow and a cowboyTripod at the center of the universeMedicine wheel – eat your broccoli, it’s good for youThe person by the roadSitting by the dock of the bay
Rock hill [Hint: SW corner]Boulder hill with triangle rock [Hint: S of thinking post]
Ideas raining down at the thinking postThe end of the [fence] lineSitting on a stump
Nostalgia – the crowd favourite at the exhibit. Psyche was a close second.
When I contemplated taking the step of offering my artwork for sale online, Ella Fitzgerald’s version of Love for Sale came into my mind. Hence this post’s title. However, the two are not so far apart, as creating art is an expression of my heart that has a component of love in it, whatever else might be part of the stew.
Now that I’ve had my first exhibit, the next logical step seems to be to offer my work for sale to a broader audience. So it’s official. If you saw the video and liked the creative inspiration that arose from my photo series Shadow Play, I invite you to send me some money and make one or more of these images your own.
Since the series is about playing with an image and seeing its different moods, most people found it hard to pick just one that they liked the best. So I am going to offer variable pricing based on the number of pieces you select:
One shadow play: $99
Bliss: $59*
Two shadow plays: $149
Three shadows playing: $219
Five: $359
All 14 shadows: $879
You will receive the artwork printed on glossy photo stock, 8.5×11.
To expedite shipping, I will mail the pieces unframed and ready for mounting. I’ve adjusted the prices accordingly. I suggest using a 10×13 frame, but you can do whatever you like with the piece once it’s in your hands!
Contact me if you’d like to put my shadows on your wall.
P.S. The grand-daddy print, 7 ft x 9 ft, ink on canvas, is $1,900.
* Because everyone deserves bliss!
This grand-daddy version of the image is the original uncropped version. There are details at the left and right sides that I cropped for the miniature series. Jon is not included!
