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Tiffany Alfonseca

Uh - Huh Honey

Acrylic paint, charcoal, and oil sticks on stretched canvas

40x40 inches

 

Tiffany Alfonseca

Uh - Huh Honey

Acrylic paint, charcoal, and oil sticks on stretched canvas

40x40 inches

Raelis Vasquez

The Places We Went To, 2020

24 x 30 inches

Oil and acrylic on canvas

Raelis Vasquez

The Places We Went To, 2020

24 x 30 inches

Oil and acrylic on canvas

Nick Doyle

Dumbstruck, 2020

Collaged denim on panel

30 x 30 x 1.5 inches

Nick Doyle

Dumbstruck, 2020

Collaged denim on panel

30 x 30 x 1.5 inches

Oliver Osborne

5.5.2020, 2020

Oil on linen

21¼×19 inches

Unique

Oliver Osborne

5.5.2020, 2020

Oil on linen

21¼×19 inches

Unique

Nathan Ritterpusch

Flower #11, 2020

Oil on Arches oil paper

22 x 30 inches

Nathan Ritterpusch

Flower #11, 2020

Oil on Arches oil paper

22 x 30 inches

Joey Wolf

4 dudes in pool, 2016

Oil on canvas

55 x 70 inches

Joey Wolf

4 dudes in pool, 2016

Oil on canvas

55 x 70 inches

Margaux Valengin

Cockpink, 2018

Oil and acrylic on canvas

20 x 26 x 1.25 inches

Margaux Valengin

Cockpink, 2018

Oil and acrylic on canvas

20 x 26 x 1.25 inches

Larry Amponsah

The meltdown 17, 2019

Inkjet print, acrylic paint, and melted glue-sticks on board

10.6 x 7 x 1.2 inches

Larry Amponsah

The meltdown 17, 2019

Inkjet print, acrylic paint, and melted glue-sticks on board

10.6 x 7 x 1.2 inches

Ian Michael

Practice Selfies

Acrylic, Enamel, on canvas

60 x 72 inches

Ian Michael

Practice Selfies

Acrylic, Enamel, on canvas

60 x 72 inches

Dante Cannatella

João (The Poet)

34 x 40 inches 

Dante Cannatella

João (The Poet)

34 x 40 inches 

Darryl Westly

Interior/Exterior Sunshine (Flowers), 2020

Oil on canvas

24 x 24 inches

Darryl Westly

Interior/Exterior Sunshine (Flowers), 2020

Oil on canvas

24 x 24 inches

Cathrin Hoffmann

Who is this cooperating counterpart, 2020 

Charcoal and gel medium on colored paper

25.6 x 19.7 inches

Cathrin Hoffmann

Who is this cooperating counterpart, 2020 

Charcoal and gel medium on colored paper

25.6 x 19.7 inches

Camile Sproesser

Love won't be the same, 2020

Oil on linen

15.7 x 11.8 inches 

Camile Sproesser

Love won't be the same, 2020

Oil on linen

15.7 x 11.8 inches 

Alannah Farrell

Mulberry Street (Coke and Flowers), 2019

Oil on linen

14 × 11 inches 

Alannah Farrell

Mulberry Street (Coke and Flowers), 2019

Oil on linen

14 × 11 inches 

Tom Prisnell

The Green Man, 2019

Oil on wood

32.5 x 22 inches

Tom Prisnell

The Green Man, 2019

Oil on wood

32.5 x 22 inches

 

Tiffany Alfonseca

Uh - Huh Honey

Acrylic paint, charcoal, and oil sticks on stretched canvas

40x40 inches
Raelis Vasquez

The Places We Went To, 2020

24 x 30 inches

Oil and acrylic on canvas
Nick Doyle

Dumbstruck, 2020

Collaged denim on panel

30 x 30 x 1.5 inches
Oliver Osborne

5.5.2020, 2020

Oil on linen

21¼×19 inches

Unique
Nathan Ritterpusch

Flower #11, 2020

Oil on Arches oil paper

22 x 30 inches
Joey Wolf

4 dudes in pool, 2016

Oil on canvas

55 x 70 inches
Margaux Valengin

Cockpink, 2018

Oil and acrylic on canvas

20 x 26 x 1.25 inches
Larry Amponsah

The meltdown 17, 2019

Inkjet print, acrylic paint, and melted glue-sticks on board

10.6 x 7 x 1.2 inches
Ian Michael

Practice Selfies

Acrylic, Enamel, on canvas

60 x 72 inches
Dante Cannatella

João (The Poet)

34 x 40 inches 
Darryl Westly

Interior/Exterior Sunshine (Flowers), 2020

Oil on canvas

24 x 24 inches
Cathrin Hoffmann

Who is this cooperating counterpart, 2020 

Charcoal and gel medium on colored paper

25.6 x 19.7 inches
Camile Sproesser

Love won't be the same, 2020

Oil on linen

15.7 x 11.8 inches 
Alannah Farrell

Mulberry Street (Coke and Flowers), 2019

Oil on linen

14 × 11 inches 
Tom Prisnell

The Green Man, 2019

Oil on wood

32.5 x 22 inches
Everyday is Sunday - Curatorial - John Wolf

Ian Michael

Practice Selfies

Acrylic, Enamel, on canvas

60 x 72 inches

I think I am wearing the same sweatpants wore Sunday. Wait, THIS is Sunday. Or is it Tuesday? Nope, it's Thursday.

I think I have just stared at the wall for another 7 minutes without realizing it. I blame CNN. It is sending me into a depression spiral.

Highlights of my day have lately included: cold Kombucha at 2pm, seeing a neighbor on the street and waving at them and tending to the sunflowers. I take comfort knowing that my neighbors are wearing the same sweatpants for the last three weeks as well. Sometimes I put a shirt on, mostly because I have a Zoom call. At least I have instagram. It has brought such delicious eye candy, luscious color that melts in my mouth like Salt and Straw ice cream on Sunday. Amanda Baldwin, Tiffany Alfonseca, Michael Irwin. They all splash delight and whimsy into my retinas. Nick Doyle makes me chuckle with his magnification of the small mundane objects, he must also be staring at the wall endlessly with me. Aaron Skolnick gleefully texts me new works. Nathan mesmerizes my like button. A comment here, an emoji there.... all these new friends virtually hug me with their works, forging laughter together in our mutually sequestered state. I will always remember the year when everyday was Sunday. Its memories gleefully hanging on my wall. –John Wolf

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